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In this week’s edition: Tajik authorities claim militants crossed over from Afghanistan, forced labor in Turkmenistan’s cotton fields, Kyrgyz authorities crack down, and more.

While Iranian regime officials have presented official statistics indicating an increase in the number of dropouts from education to over 970,000 and the existence of at least 9 million illiterate ind

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) stated in its annual 2018 Afghanistan Opium Survey that there has been a sharp drop in poppy cultivation in the country.

Working Denbighshire helps residents at risk of poverty into jobs where they are needed most

Officials of the Ministry of Public Health said that only five of Khost's more than 700 hospitals, treatment centers, laboratories, and pharmacies had licenses, following the release of TOL

KHOST CITY (Pajhwok): A Ministry of Public Health delegation visited southeastern Khost province to investigate about unauthorized and substandard clinics and take legal action against

I just saw a clip on Aljazeera Arabic of the "martyrdom tape" of Humam al-Balawi, the Jordanian-Palestinian double agent who …

The deputy Minister of Transportation and Civil Aviation (MTCA) said efforts are underway to standardize Afghanistan's aviation system to meet international standards.

Officials of the Ministry of Public Health said that only five of Khost's more than 700 hospitals, treatment centers, laboratories, and pharmacies had licenses, following the release of TOL

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has pledged to continue operation in Afghanistan saying 32,000 structures, artificial limbs and wheelchairs would be distributed to disabled persons.