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Afghan transit trade suspended due to closure of highway.

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Key crossing at Chaman reopened a week after Afghan gunman killed a Pakistani security guard there.

Election season is back in State College, and Penn States University Park Undergraduate Association Elections Commission has updated its list of candidates for the election taking place on March 31.

Penn State’s University Park Undergraduate Association swore in two new representatives at its weekly meeting on Wednesday.

UPUA will fund up to 50 $15 Lyft ride coupons available to students before and after spring break.

Party stands with the Baloch people in this time of grief, says Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui

A July 27 picture shows goods trucks preparing to make their way towards the Afghan border crossing point in Chaman.—AFP CHAMAN: The Taliban’s capture of a key Afghan-Pakistan border post has sent trucking costs soaring, with insurgents and government officials separately taxing traders, and bandits demanding bribes to allow safe passage of goods. Thousands of vehicles cross daily from Chaman to Spin Boldak on the other side, carrying goods destined for Kandahar, Afghanistan’s second-bigg...

July 30, 2021 Chaman: The Talibans capture of a key Afghan-Pakistan border post has sent trucking costs soaring, with insurgents and government officials separately taxing traders, and bandits demanding bribes to allow safe passage of goods. Thousands of vehicles cross daily from Chaman in southwestern Pakistan to Spin Boldak on the other side, carrying goods destined for Kandahar, Afghanistans second-biggest city. On the way back they usually ferry agricultural produce bound for Pakistan´s m...

Chaman, Pakistan: The Taliban’s capture of a key Afghan-Pakistan border post has sent trucking costs soaring, with insurgents and government officials separately taxing traders, and bandits demanding bribes to allow safe passage of goods. Thousands of vehicles cross daily from Chaman in southwestern Pakistan to Spin Boldak on the other side, carrying goods destined for Kandahar, Afghanistan’s second-biggest city. On the way back they usually ferry agricultural produce bound for Pakistan’s...