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Tourists are trickling into Afghanistan. The Taliban are eager to welcome them
KABUL, Afghanistan — By plane, motorbike, camper van and even on bicycles, tourists are beginning to discover Afghanistan, with solo travelers and tour groups gradually venturing into a country that until recently was wracked by war.
Kabul could completely run out of water within five years, experts say, blaming the crisis on rapid population growth, ...
Pakistan is adopting a cautious approach to officially recognising the Afghan Taliban government, prioritising its national ...
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‘End is near’: Will Kabul become first big city without water by 2030?Kabul, a city of over six million people, could become the first modern city to run out of water in the next five years, a new report has warned. Groundwater levels in the Afghan capital have dropped ...
Experts monitoring the Taliban’s new diplomacy push in Asia say China could follow suit, paving the way for wider recognition ...
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Germany does not recognise the Taliban government, which took control of Afghanistan in 2021, and maintains no official ...
India held a five-day Jaipur Foot camp in Kabul, providing free prosthetic limbs and mobility aids to Afghan amputees as part ...
When a cockfight begins in Kabul, the noise is immediate. Roars of “Hit!” and “Kill!” erupt among spectators as two birds lunge at each other, feathers and blood flying. The Taliban has outlawed ...
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