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Asadabad— The United Nations said on Tuesday that dozens of civilians were killed or wounded in strikes in eastern Afghanistan,

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Border Conflict Shuts Schools for Afghan Children as Displacement Surges in Kunar

Barikot — Fighting along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border has forced the closure of schools in northeastern Kunar province, displacing tens of

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Afghanistan, Pakistan Agree to De-Escalate After Weeks of Deadly Clashes

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Myanmar junta hints at leadership reshuffle as Min Aung Hlaing eyes presidency

Naypyidaw— Myanmar’s military signaled impending leadership changes ahead of its annual Armed Forces Day parade on Friday, a move that