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December 28, 2025

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Afghanistan says working with Tajikistan to investigate deadly border clash

Taliban Deputy Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi speaks during a press conference in Kabul, Afghanistan, September 14, 2021. — Reuters Tajik forces killed three suspected militants crossing from Afghanistan. The Taliban say they are conducting a joint investigation with Tajikistan. Kabul warns of attempts to damage bilateral ties. Afghan Taliban authorities said Saturday they were working with neighboring Tajikistan to investigate a border clash earlier this week that killed five people, including two Tajik guards. Tajikistan announced on Thursday that three members of a “terrorist” group had “illegally” crossed into the Central Asian country in Khatlon province, which borders Afghanistan.

October 24, 2025

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India tests cloud seeding in Delhi to fight deadly smog

India has tried cloud seeding over its smog-ridden capital for the first time, spraying a chemical from a plane to encourage rain and wash the deadly particles out of the air. Cloud seeding is the practice of using airplanes to drop salt or other chemicals into clouds to cause rain. New Delhi city authorities, in collaboration with the government-run Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, began a test run on Thursday afternoon using a Cessna light plane over the city’s northern Burari district. “A test seeding flight was conducted… during which cloud seeding flares were launched,” Delhi Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa

October 9, 2025

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World Bank reduces Pakistan’s growth to 2.6% after deadly floods

A person enters the World Bank Group building in Washington, the United States. – AFP/file GDP growth is expected to be 3.4% in 26, 3.6% FY27: WB. It adds a fiscal deficit could be 5.5% with flood -related costs. The current transaction deficit could reach 0.1% of GDP in FY26: WB ISLAMABAD: The World Bank (WB) has further reduced its forecasts for Pakistan’s economy, promoting that the actual GDP growth will only reach 2.6% FY26, following the impact of recent floods. “Early estimates indicate at least a 10% drop in agricultural production in Punjab, affecting large crops such as rice,

September 27, 2025

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Indian police holds an activist after deadly protests Ladakh

Sonam Wangchuk, 57, an Indian training trainer, looks at a hunger strike that requires constitutional assurance and state status in the Himalayas area of ​​Ladakh, March 21, 2024.- Reuters Indian police on Friday held prominent Sonam Wangchuk activist for violent protests on the territory of the Himalayon of the occupied Ladak who left at least five dead, a lawyer said. Demonstrations that required greater political autonomy for the sparsely populated high altitude area bordering China and Pakistan were deadly on Wednesday when the security forces opened fire. New Delhi blamed Wangchuk’s “provocative speeches”, which was on a hunger strike that

September 26, 2025

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Security tight after deadly autonomy protests in Ladakh that is occupied by India

Indian police officers stand along a road during a traffic at Leh on September 25 2025. – AFP Police vehicle protesters, Bharatiya Janata Party offices. Protests were organized in solidarity with activist Sonam Wangchuk. The Modi government was separated by Iiojk in 2019. Indian police patrolled the northern city of Leh on Thursday, the day after protests that demanded greater autonomy for the Himalayas territory of occupied Ladakh who became deadly when the security forces opened fire. At least five people were killed and about 100 injured, including 30 police officers. The city – usually busy with tourists – appeared

September 11, 2025

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Once deadly, cystic fibrosis is now cured by discovery treatment

Cystic fibrosis was once a terrible, probably deadly diagnosis, destroying a patient’s ability to breathe and assimilate food – but a revolutionary new treatment offers a reason for hope. And on Thursday, the three scientists who developed the clinical progress received America’s most famous scientific award, receiving the Lasker Award. The top price is often referred to as a pre-traveler for a potential Nobel and this year recognized pulmonologist Michael Welsh along with researchers Jesus Gonzalez and Paul Negulescu from the American laboratory top. Their research has shed light on the causes of the disease and has caused a new

September 10, 2025

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Soldiers guard Nepal’s parliament after two days of deadly protests

A military vehicle is moving beyond a burnt -out vehicle near the Singha Durbar Office Bureau that houses the prime minister’s office and other ministries, after protests against the murder of 19 people after protests against corruption The city’s airport is closed until Wednesday night. The prohibition provisions at national level to stay until Thursday. Related groups coordinating to deal with the situation: Army. The armed soldiers imprisoned Nepal’s parliament on Wednesday, on the streets they left after a vague traffic in the capital of Kathmandu, after two days of deadly anti-building protests that prompted Prime Minister KP Sharma. The

September 5, 2025

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The third earthquake hits southeastern Afghanistan after deadly vibrations killing over 2,200

An earthquake of 6.2 struck southeastern Afghanistan on Thursday, the German Geosciences Research Center said, the third terror in the same area since Sunday, when one of the country’s most deadly earthquakes killed more than 2,200 people. Naqibullah Rahimi, a spokesman for the health department in Nangarhar, said the focus of the Quake was in the SHIWA remote area near the Pakistan border, with initial damage reports in the Barkashkot area, although details are still being collected. The terror, at a depth of 10 km (six miles), followed earlier earthquakes that the flattened villages in the Kunar and Nangarhar provinces

September 1, 2025

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Indonesian parties agree to reduce legislators’ privileges amid deadly protests

Indonesia’s political parties have agreed to reduce the benefits of legislators, President Prabowo Subianto said on Sunday in an attempt to calm anti-government protests that have killed at least five people in the worst violence of the country for decades. Protests began on Monday on what protesters were called excessive remuneration and housing compensation for MPs, escalating in riots on Friday after a rideshare motorcycle driver was killed during police action in an area of ​​protest. The houses of the members of the political party and state buildings were stained or put on a flame, shaking the confidence of investors

August 31, 2025

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Indonesia’s deadly protests are forcing legislators’ pay

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto walks to talk about a recent wave of protests at national level during a press conference alongside political party leaders at the Jakarta Presidential Palace on 31 August 2025 – AFP Prabowo orders the military and police to act against the blackmailers. Student groups require deeper reforms beyond the privileges. Protests have led to five deaths, the worst violence in years. Indonesia’s political parties have agreed to recall many privileges and privileges for Members, he said on Sunday some privileges and privileges to calm the anti-government protests that have left five dead people and caused the

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