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Lack of Virus Tests Pushes Afghanistan Toward Crisis

Lack of Virus Tests Pushes Afghanistan Toward Crisis

By Associated Press
With a capacity to test only 2,000 people per day, Afghan health authorities are receiving between 10,000 and 20,000 samples each day.
US-Afghanistan-Uzbekistan Trilateral Tests Out New Format for Engagement

US-Afghanistan-Uzbekistan Trilateral Tests Out New Format for Engagement

By Catherine Putz
The new trilateral fits into existing efforts to increase regional cooperation and integrate Afghanistan’s into Central Asian thinking.

With Test Results Lost, an Afghan Family Fell to Virus

With Test Results Lost, an Afghan Family Fell to Virus

By Associated Press
A broken-down health system, slow government response and public attitudes have left Afghanistan deeply vulnerable to the global pandemic. 

The Ceaseless Struggle of Afghan Migrants

The Ceaseless Struggle of Afghan Migrants

By Agnieszka Pikulicka-Wilczewska
Some Afghans find themselves trapped in a dangerous, endless cycle of migration in a search for work, safety, and a better life. 

Afghan Government to Free 900 Prisoners; Taliban May Extend Truce

Afghan Government to Free 900 Prisoners; Taliban May Extend Truce

By Associated Press
There are hopes that the prisoner release could lead to new reductions in violence.
A Ceasefire for Eid, Peace, and Fighting COVID-19 in Afghanistan 

A Ceasefire for Eid, Peace, and Fighting COVID-19 in Afghanistan 

By M. Ashraf Haidari
Violence has continued in Afghanistan throughout the holy month of Ramadan. 

Afghan President and Rival Announce Power-sharing Agreement

Afghan President and Rival Announce Power-sharing Agreement

By Associated Press
Two months after Ashraf Ghani and Abdullah Abdullah each declared themselves president, the rivals have arrived at a deal.
COVID-19 in Afghanistan: Going Beyond a Ceasefire

COVID-19 in Afghanistan: Going Beyond a Ceasefire

By Ben Francis
A ceasefire is necessary to give all Afghans the best possible chance of defeating their common enemy: COVID-19. But there are limitations.

US On Track to Pull Troops From Afghanistan Despite Turmoil

US On Track to Pull Troops From Afghanistan Despite Turmoil

By Associated Press
Plans to push ahead with withdrawal remain unchanged, despite ongoing security challenges.

Militants Storm Maternity Clinic in Afghan Capital, Kill 14

Militants Storm Maternity Clinic in Afghan Capital, Kill 14

By Associated Press
Police engaged in an hours-long shootout after militants stormed a maternity hospital in western Kabul.

Taliban Say They Don’t Have Missing US Contractor

Taliban Say They Don’t Have Missing US Contractor

By Associated Press
"We don't have any information about the missing American," a Taliban spokesman says.
The Trade and Transit Woes of Landlocked Afghanistan During COVID- 19 

The Trade and Transit Woes of Landlocked Afghanistan During COVID- 19 

By Shoaib A. Rahim
Pakistan plays a big role in dictating the fortunes of the Afghan economy.

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