AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHumanitarian Pressure: Canada convened UN talks on Afghanistan ahead of a Security Council review, with UN and ICRC briefings warning 21.9 million people need aid in 2026 as funding gaps and restricted access bite. Education Clampdown: Taliban-run Kankor university entrance exams began for Kabul-area candidates, but girls are again barred from participating for the fourth straight year. Women’s Rights: UN rights bodies and UN Women warn restrictions are deepening exclusion for women and girls, including risks of gender-based violence. Security & Crime: Taliban authorities reported a month of arrests tied to robberies, theft, weapons smuggling, kidnapping, and narcotics trafficking. Food Crisis Spillover: The WFP says the Iran war is pushing millions more toward acute hunger, including an estimated 2.3 million in Afghanistan. Returns Home: Over 3,500 Afghan refugees reportedly returned in one day, mostly from Pakistan. Local Development: A water supply network was inaugurated in Logar’s Baraki Barak to serve 512 families. Sports (Afghanistan vs India): India dominated Day 1 of the one-off Test against Afghanistan, reaching 368/3; Afghanistan coach Richard Pybus said Rashid Khan’s Test availability remains uncertain.
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