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The disarmament progress made by Hezbollah on the ground is considered insufficient by Israel
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The resolution 1706 dates back to 2006 Lebanon war and aims for full cessation of hostilities between Israel and Lebanon while deploying UN peacekeepers
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The ban on higher education comes less than three months after thousands of women took university entrance exams across the country
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'It's a big moment and it's due to the incredible tenacity and skill of the Ukrainians'
'It confirms, in my view, how pragmatic Putin is. He’s not as crazy as we thought'
This comes shortly after the death of Moscow-installed deputy head of Ukraine's southern Kherson region
Canada says it plans to take in some 40,000 vulnerable Afghans by 2024
'Counterterrorism operations from over the horizon in Afghanistan would be very hard, but not impossible'
'Since the Americans left, there is no war, and that makes us happy'
'We have been here in detention and the camp is like a modern prison. No one is allowed to go out'
'Their fight is our fight. What happens to women and girls in Afghanistan is our global responsibility'
Journalists 'work in conditions that are physically and mentally violent and tiring, without any protection'
Many of the 76,000 Afghans flown out in last year’s evacuation entered the US on humanitarian parole
'Even if our house was hit by mortars and has been damaged, we will build it again'
The full operation of Kabul airport is crucial for reviving Afghanistan's shattered economy
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The yet-unclaimed attack follows several Islamic State bombings
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'Afghanistan is hanging by a thread. For Afghans, daily life has become a frozen hell'
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Rating Biden's handling of the major challenges facing Americans, including Covid-19 and the economy
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The case highlights the plight of many families who were separated during the hasty Afghanistan evacuation
Experts say proposed funding could violate UN and US sanctions against Taliban leaders
Under Taliban rule, women and ethnic or religious minorities are targeted by strict Sharia rule
The meeting includes representatives from the United Nations, the European Union, the United States, and Japan
The Taliban stopped issuing passports shortly after their August 15 return to power
World Food Programme says withdrawal of foreign aid after Taliban takeover pushing economy to brink