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Pakistan Military Base Attack: 12 Dead, 30 Wounded

A suicide bombing and subsequent attack on a Pakistani military base in Bannu killed at least 12 people, including four children, and wounded 30 others; Jaish Al-Fursan, a Pakistani Taliban-linked group, claimed responsibility for the assault.

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Suicide Bombing at Pakistani Seminary Kills Cleric, Underscores Security Risks

A suicide bomb attack at a pro-Taliban seminary in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province killed a senior cleric and five others on Friday, one of at least four attacks across the country before Ramadan. The deceased cleric, Hamidul Haq, was the son of a founding figure of the Taliban, and his semin...

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Taliban's 90,000-Camera Network in Kabul Sparks Human Rights Concerns

The Taliban regime in Kabul installed 90,000 CCTV cameras with facial recognition, claiming crime reduction but raising human rights concerns; BBC reporters were the first international journalists to witness the system's operation.

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Merz's Victory in German Election Signals Shift in Geopolitics

Germany's CDU/CSU bloc won the national election, placing Friedrich Merz on track to become chancellor amid strained EU-US relations; the new government faces challenges balancing relations with China, India, and the US, while also navigating domestic issues like migration.

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British Couple Arrested in Afghanistan for Teaching Parenting Skills

A British couple, Peter and Barbie Reynolds, were arrested in Afghanistan on February 1st for teaching parenting skills, raising concerns about the Taliban's suppression of women's education and the safety of aid workers; their release is pending further evaluation.

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Pakistan's Crackdown on Afghan Refugees Amidst Rising Tensions

Facing deportation from Pakistan, thousands of Afghan refugees, including those who aided the US military, are experiencing detentions and human rights abuses amidst rising tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan.

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Pakistan's Crackdown on Afghan Refugees: A Looming Humanitarian Crisis

Pakistan is deporting thousands of undocumented Afghan refugees, including those with UN documentation, prompting fears and desperation among vulnerable populations; a looming deadline adds urgency to the crisis.

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Taliban's 90,000-Camera Network in Kabul Sparks Human Rights Concerns

The Taliban regime in Kabul has installed a 90,000-camera CCTV network, monitored by police to fight crime and enforce morality, raising concerns about human rights abuses and privacy violations; the system uses facial recognition, impacting six million residents and costing some citizens financiall...

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UK Afghan Asylum Rejections Surge to 2,000

The UK rejected 2,000 Afghan asylum claims in the last quarter of 2024, a massive increase from 48 in the same period of 2023, reducing the grant rate from 98.5% to 36%, leaving thousands in limbo due to the UK's non-recognition of the Taliban government.

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Herat Security Dialogue Warns of Catastrophic Threats in Afghanistan

The 12th Herat Security Dialogue in Madrid highlighted the Taliban and ISIS as major threats to Afghanistan, with warnings of a potential catastrophe exceeding 9/11, the lack of a unified opposition, and dwindling international support for Afghanistan's security; the shift from Dushanbe to Madrid al...

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British Couple Detained in Afghanistan to be Released

A British couple, Peter and Barbie Reynolds, and two others were detained in Afghanistan on February 1st for reasons yet to be clarified by the Taliban, who now say they will release them as quickly as possible. The couple has lived in Afghanistan for 18 years, running the educational program Rebuil...

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Merz's Victory Signals Shift in German Foreign Policy

Germany's CDU/CSU win positions Friedrich Merz to become chancellor, prompting a potential shift toward greater European independence from the US and closer ties with China and India, while raising concerns over human rights in its planned approach to migration.

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