Taliban Frees U.S. Academic Dennis Coyle After Year-Long Detention
Afghanistan's Taliban authorities released American academic Dennis Coyle on Eid al-Fitr, citing humanitarian grounds. The U.S. had designated Afghanistan for wrongful detention.
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Airstrike on Kabul Rehab Hospital Kills Over 400 in Conflict
An airstrike hit a drug rehabilitation hospital in Kabul, killing over 400 people, as Pakistan and Afghanistan trade accusations in a conflict that has escalated into its third week.
Pakistan Airstrike Kills 400 at Afghan Hospital
A devastating Pakistan airstrike targeted an Afghan hospital, resulting in 400 fatalities. The attack has drawn condemnation from global leaders and humanitarian groups.
Afghanistan Accuses Pakistan of Strikes on Kabul Hospital
Afghanistan alleges Pakistan conducted airstrikes targeting a hospital in Kabul that was treating addicts, escalating regional tensions amid ongoing conflict.
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Afghan authorities have formally accused Pakistan of conducting airstrikes that killed six civilians in Kabul, escalating regional tensions and sparking international concern over cross-border military actions.
Pakistan Airstrikes in Afghanistan Escalate Border Conflict
Pakistan launched airstrikes in Kabul and other Afghan provinces, retaliating to an Afghan cross-border attack, as tensions rise and a Qatar-mediated ceasefire falters.
Afghan Barbers Pressured by Morality Police Over Beards
Afghan barbers are under increasing scrutiny as the country's morality police enforce strict rules on beard length, reflecting broader social controls under Taliban rule.
Pakistan Strike Kills 200+ at Afghan Hospital for Drug Users
A devastating military strike by Pakistan targeted a hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan, resulting in more than 200 fatalities. The facility was treating individuals for drug addiction, raising severe humanitarian and diplomatic concerns.
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