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Afghan economy has shrunk, country receives $80 million every 14 days: ReportThe Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) has released a report highlighting that millions of dollars in cash sh...- Taliban plans to turn former foreign bases into special economic zonesThe acting commerce minister had told Reuters in December that his ministry was working on the plan for former American bases and would sub...
- India 'agrees to back' Afghanistan banking sector with technical supportAfghanistan's banking system is reeling under crisis following embezzlement and freeze of funds. DAB has been barred from the international...
- Taliban accuse US of 'usurping' Afghanistan's frozen assetsThe new Afghan Fund, based in Geneva, will not provide humanitarian assistance but will be put in charge of core central bank functions suc...
- Afghanistan: One year since the Taliban takeoverIn August, the Islamists accelerate their campaign, seizing a string of cities in a lightning 10-day sweep across the country that culminat...
- US and Taliban make progress on Afghan reserves, but big gaps remainSignificant differences between the sides remain, however, according to two of the sources, including the Taliban's refusal to replace the ...
- Afghan acting PM calls for official recognition of Taliban administrationAfghanistan's acting prime minister, Mullah Hasan Akhund, on Wednesday called for international governments to officially recognise the cou...
- Pakistan NSA to visit Kabul on Tuesday; to discuss border fencing issue, humanitarian crisis with Taliban regimePakistani officials said they were planning to relocate Afghan refugees who have been educated and trained in Pakistan to Afghanistan.
- Taliban ban use of foreign currency in AfghanistanThe surprise move came hours after at least 25 people were killed and more than 50 wounded when gunmen attacked Afghanistan's biggest milit...
- Running out of dollars, Afghan banks ask Taliban for more cashThe cash squeeze threatens to upend the country's already battered economy, largely dependent on hundreds of millions of dollars shipped by...
- Victorious Taliban focus on governing after US withdrawalTaliban , america, afghanistan, Having humbled the world's most powerful military, the Taliban now face the challenge of governing a nation...
- Taliban largely seal off Kabul airport as airlift winds downNew layers of checkpoints sprang up on roads leading to the airport, some manned by uniformed Taliban fighters with Humvees and night-visio...
- China, US hold first military-level talks under Biden's presidency, discuss Afghan crisis"Afghanistan crisis is one of the most urgent issues of risk management that needs to be discussed ... Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi rai...
- Hundreds of displaced families seek food and shelter in KabulAfghanistan's western-backed president and many other officials fled after government forces melted away in the face of the Taliban advance...
- Under Taliban rule, life in Kabul transforms once againNine days after the Taliban walked back into power, government services were still largely unavailable. Residents are struggling to lead th...
- 'People in Kabul might start looting if banks stay closed'With the return of the Taliban to Kabul on August 15, all banking activities were closed and they are still shut, Afghan media reported.
- After taking over Afghanistan, Taliban is facing a challenge that could make it difficult to run the countryDespite their dominant military blitz over the past week, the Taliban lack access to billions of dollars from their central bank and the In...
- Taliban sweep across Afghanistan's south; take four more cities including GhorThe latest significant blow was the loss of the capital of Helmand province, where American, British and allied NATO forces fought some of ...
- Two Indians involved in $935 million Kabul Bank fraud case: ReportAs per the report, the bank's controlling shareholders, key supervisors and managers led a sophisticated operation of fraudulent lending ma...
- China offers goodies to Pakistan, urges world powers not to abandon itChina has showered goodies on Pakistan as its top diplomat Dai Bingguo is visiting Islamabad. It has offered Pakistani companies tax free s...
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