HurriyatGaza Death Toll Reaches Nearly 73,000, Palestinian Ministry Says
The ministry reported 986 additional deaths and 3,138 injuries since the October 11, 2025 ceasefire, along with the recovery of 783 bodies from rubble.
International
IRGC Rejects Trump's Claim That US-Iran Peace Agreement Will Be Signed on June 14
The rejection described the US president's statements as contrary to facts and a symbolic political message for personal propaganda and media attention.
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Economy
Mirwais Azizi Says World Is Amazed by Islamic Emirate's Banking System Management
The head of Azizi Bank said Afghanistan's banking system has remained secure unlike Lebanon's collapse and highlighted progress in controlling inflation and stabilizing the afghani over the past five years.
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International
Red Cross and Red Crescent Officials Arrive in Kabul
Jagan Chapagain and Hossam Faisal plan to review Afghan Red Crescent Society operations and discuss aid priorities with international partners during the visit. They met the society's head, Sheikh Shahabuddin Delawar, and pledged continued cooperation amid needs created by wars and disasters.
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Economy
Iran Begins Exporting LPG to Afghanistan from Khorramshahr Port
The first LPG shipments from the port are expected to reduce prices for Afghan consumers as trade relations between the two countries continue to develop.
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Society
Returnees Arrive in Afghanistan via Torkham, Spin Boldak and Other Borders
Reports indicate that 3,009 individuals arrived in one day and 6,858 over two days, with cash, health, food and transport aid provided to hundreds of families at the crossings.
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International
Hundreds of Afghans Released from Pakistani Prisons Return Home
Pakistan deported 18,794 Afghan migrants in the same week while Iran deported at least 832. Nearly 800 families also returned through four border crossings and received registration, aid and land allocations.
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Politics
Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan Leader Stresses Sharia Implementation at Cabinet Meeting
Mullah Hibatullah Akhundzada instructed officials to implement Sharia law, enforce decrees and serve the people with justice during the session that approved measures for education and economic sectors.
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Economy
Afghan Chamber President Meets Iranian Delegation to Expand Trade Ties
The talks highlighted Afghanistan's potential for Iranian investment and specific export goods such as cotton, meat and minerals. Officials from both sides expressed commitment to enhancing private sector collaboration.
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International
Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan Ambassador to China Stresses Trade Expansion at South Asia Forum
Mawlawi Bilal Karimi stated that security, stability and economy-focused policies have created a suitable investment environment in Afghanistan and described the country as a key hub for regional connectivity.
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International
U.S., Iran Could Sign Deal Within Days, Trump Administration Says
Pakistan played a mediating role after recent military confrontations between the United States and Iran. The deal would reopen the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for sanctions relief.
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Politics
Iranian Officials Deny Final Agreement Reached With United States
Iranian officials denied US President Donald Trump's claim that a final agreement had been reached with the United States on nuclear issues.
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International
Belgium Begins Security Checks on Taliban Delegation Ahead of Brussels Migration Talks
Belgium has initiated security checks on a Taliban delegation for migration talks in Brussels after receiving the list from the European Commission, amid criticism over potential legitimization of the group.
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International
Iran Closes Strait of Hormuz Following U.S. Strikes on Southern Iran
Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz to all commercial and oil vessels after U.S. strikes on southern Iran, with warnings that violators will be targeted.
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International
Mexico and South Africa to Open 2026 FIFA World Cup
The 2026 FIFA World Cup opens with Mexico playing against South Africa at Azteca Stadium in Mexico City, with the match starting at 11:30 p.m. Kabul time. The tournament features 48 teams hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
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International
Russia Calls for Revival of SCO-Afghanistan Contact Group
Russia has called for reviving the Shanghai Cooperation Organization-Afghanistan Contact Group established in 2007, citing broad support among member states after recent consultations.
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International
408 Afghan Prisoners Transferred from Iran to Afghanistan
Four hundred eight Afghan prisoners, including one woman, were transferred from Iran to Afghanistan in the first phase of the eleventh round of a bilateral prisoner exchange agreement.
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Security
UN Confirms 13 Civilian Deaths in Pakistani Airstrikes on Afghanistan
The United Nations has confirmed 13 civilian deaths from Pakistani airstrikes in Khost, Kunar and Paktika provinces, while Pakistan claims the strikes targeted militants and denies civilian casualties.
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Society
Islamic Emirate Expresses Deep Sorrow Over Traffic Accident in Laghman
The spokesman of the Islamic Emirate expressed sorrow over a traffic accident in Laghman's Qarghayi district where a migrant truck overturned, causing 47 casualties.
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International
Hezbollah Launches Fifteen Rocket Attacks on Northern Israel
Hezbollah launched fifteen rocket attacks on northern Israel last night, with some causing heavy financial damage.
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Society
Vehicle Carrying Returnees Overturns in Laghman, Killing 18 and Injuring 29
A vehicle carrying Afghan returnees from Pakistan overturned in Laghman's Qarghayi district, killing 18 and injuring 29, though updated figures from a health official later raised the toll to 22 dead and 36 injured.
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Society
Ministry of Guidance, Hajj and Endowments Completes Transfer of Thirty Thousand Afghan Pilgrims to Saudi Arabia
The Ministry of Guidance, Hajj and Endowments announced the successful completion of transporting thirty thousand Afghan pilgrims to Saudi Arabia in two phases using a total of ninety seven flights.
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International
Xi Jinping May Visit North Korea in Late May or Early June
Chinese President Xi Jinping may visit North Korea in late May or early June to meet Kim Jong Un and potentially mediate with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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International
Pentagon Reports War Costs with Iran Reach 29 Billion Dollars
The US Department of Defense reports that the cost of the conflict with Iran has risen to 29 billion dollars since joint US-Israeli attacks began on March 9.
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Economy
Afghan Chamber of Commerce and Uzbek Officials Discuss Economic Cooperation
The head of the Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Industries met with Uzbek officials from Karakalpakstan to discuss trade, transit, and investment. The Afghan Minister of Industry and Commerce has also requested a coordination office in Termez.
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Security
Afghan Forces Seize Smuggled Medical Supplies and Seeds in Torkham
Afghan forces from the 201 Khalid bin Walid unit seized smuggled surgical tools, medicines, and seeds in Torkham, Nangarhar, originating from Pakistan.
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International
Head of Prime Minister's Office Calls for Accountability in Treatment of Afghan Refugees
Dr. Abdul Wasea, Head of the Prime Minister's Office, urged international agencies to hold countries that mistreat Afghan refugees accountable. UNHCR representative Arafat Jamal noted that economic instability, drought, and border clashes have increased hardships for returning refugees.
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International
Afghan and Uzbek Officials Discuss Humanitarian Aid and Disaster Management
Mullah Nuruddin Tarabi, Director General of the Disaster Preparedness Agency, met with the Uzbek Ambassador in Kabul to discuss increasing humanitarian aid and disaster management efforts.
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Economy
Taliban Sign $46 Million Deal With Indian Firm for Port Laboratories
The Taliban's Standards and Quality Authority signed a $46 million contract with an Indian company to build and equip laboratories in Kabul and nine border ports over five years.
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International
Israeli Attorney General Warns of Potential Army Collapse Due to Manpower Shortages
Israeli Attorney General Gali Zamir warned a parliamentary committee that the army and its reserves face collapse due to severe manpower shortages.
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