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The Afghan Taliban has received $9.6 billion in cash in the last five years from the UN-USA network. Since SIGAR, which was one of the most critical U.S. oversight bodies monitoring aid and expenditures in Afghanistan, officially shut down in January 2026 after 17 years of activity, the latest data is not available because ...
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Ground realities in Afghanistan are changing as northern resistance groups have begun attacking and targeting the Afghan Taliban, while resistance continues in parts of Kamdesh Valley and Nuristan despite the Taliban’s reported recovery of several areas. Against this backdrop, reports indicate that the Afghan Taliban regime has deploye...
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PESHAWAR, October 20: Following the imposition of Emergency in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa under constitutional provisions that ended PTI 13-year rule in the province, allegations of corruption and misuse of public resources are coming to light, with investigations into various cases raising further questions about the management of th...
Monitoring Desk: A young man, Ahmad Waleed who once taught computer skills and English—capable of nurturing the next generation through knowledge and learning—is now, under the oppressive rule of the ignorant and bigoted Taliban regime, forced by sheer desperation to drive a rickshaw.
In the land under Hibatullah’s dominion, knowledge and exper...
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan had, in the past, been a country where resources were exploited with little accountability, particularly in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), where mining became one of the most ruined sectors. Illegal mining using dynamites, destroying 80 per cent of precious stones for only 20 per cent recovery, had remained in the news si...