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The attack on a civilian medical facility underlines the widening human cost of the Pakistan-Afghanistan confrontation and the vulnerability of Kabul's health system.

More than 200 students receive temporary protection as the dispute exposes the human cost of Pakistan-Afghanistan tensions and the Taliban’s education bans.

Fresh EUAA data show a 17% annual decline, while France replaces Germany as the bloc's principal destination and unresolved cases continue to test the new migration pact.

A new report from inside Afghanistan shows underground education operating against a nationwide exclusion that the United Nations says is damaging an entire generation.

Fresh reporting from Helmand highlights rehabilitation work as the ICRC records more than 100,000 patients assisted across seven Afghan centres in six months.

Fresh reporting from Afghanistan examines how the movement is institutionalising its account of the insurgency through a public exhibition of weapons and attackers.

The Paris proceedings will test prosecutors’ case against alleged organisers and logistics operators after Britain’s inquiry found that the loss of life was avoidable.

Three sisters' forced return to Herat illustrates a wider displacement emergency in which more than one million Afghans have returned during 2026, many facing severe barriers to education, work and housing.

A new global monitor records one of the highest annual casualty totals, with Ukraine accounting for most reported harm as treaty members prepare for a review conference in Laos.