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epa10912556 Ambulances drive along a street to help injured victims after another earthquake hit Herat, Afghanistan, 11 October 2023. A 6.3-magnitude earthquake and the consecutive aftershocks that struck western Afghanistan during the weekend killed nearly 3,000, according to estimates by the government and nonprofit organizations. Over 2,000 people were wounded and 20 villages completely destroyed in the tremors. EPA/SAMIULLAH POPAL =
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Scontro tra bus e camion in Afghanistan, oltre 50 morti
epa12298609 Cars drive along a road lined with flags of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan installed ahead of the fourth anniversary of the Taliban takeover, in Kabul, Afghanistan, 13 August 2025. The Taliban government on 15 August marks the fourth year since its return to power in 2021, ending a major offensive which followed the withdrawal of US troops from the country. The takeover has resulted, among other things, in a reversal of women's rights, as well as the country becoming isolated internationally. EPA/SAMIULLAH POPAL
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Quarto anniversario del ritorno al potere dei talebani a Kabul
epa11974519 Taliban's Ministry of Finance and The Afghanistan Bank officials attend a press conference in Kabul, Afghanistan, 19 March 2025. The Afghanistan Bank and the Taliban's Ministry of Finance have entered into an agreement to connect their payment systems, a collaboration aimed to improve transparency in revenue collection and facilitate electronic government spending, the bank management said. EPA/SAMIULLAH POPAL
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I talebani vietano gli scacchi in Afghanistan, 'gioco d'azzardo'
epa11998710 A Taliban security member keeps watch during the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Fitr in Kabul, Afghanistan, 30 March 2025. Eid al-Fitr, one of Islam's two major holidays, marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan, and is celebrated during the first three days of Shawwal, the 10th month of the Islamic calendar. EPA/SAMIULLAH POPAL
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Afghanistan, eseguite pubblicamente 4 condanne a morte
epa11925591 A person looks at the overflowing Tarnak River after torrential rains in Kandahar, Afghanistan, 26 February 2025. At least 29 people were killed in rain-related incidents in Afghanistan in the past week, with 21 fatalities reported in the Farah region alone. EPA/QUDRATULLAH RAZWAN
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Oim, 500 mila afghani sfollati per i disastri climatici nel 2024
epa11337724 An aerial view of flood affected areas in Borka village in Baghlan, Afghanistan, 13 May 2024. At least 342 people have died from devastating torrential rains and flooding in northern Afghanistan, with 1,630 more people injured, the Taliban government announced on 13 May. The majority of the casualties are in Baghlan province, where entire villages were submerged after heavy rains on 10 May, the Taliban's Refugee and Repatriation Ministry, overseeing emergency response, said in a statement. The Asian country is one of the world's most vulnerable to climate change and the least prepared to adapt, according to a report by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA). EPA/SAMIULLAH POPAL
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Afghanistan, almeno 29 morti nelle inondazioni nel sud ovest
epa11882125 Afghan vendors sell bread on a roadside in Kabul, Afghanistan, 08 February 2025. The cessation of humanitarian aid from the United States, a crucial driver of development in Afghanistan, threatens to exacerbate the country's ongoing economic crisis and hinder progress in vital sectors such as education, health, and mine clearance. The suspension, following a decision by US President Trump, has already led to the shutdown of operations for numerous humanitarian organizations, including key mine clearance efforts. Taliban officials claim that the impact on the economy will be minimal and that development is funded through internal resources. EPA/SAMIULLAH POPAL
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Afghanistan: attentato suicida nel nord, 5 morti
epa11847456 Students attend a graduation ceremony for Afghan girls at Sheikh Abdul Qadir Jilani Religious School in Kabul, Afghanistan, 23 January 2025. Around 260 Afghan girls graduated from the religious school after completing their religious studies along with the academic curriculum. According to the Taliban Ministry of Education, there are over 18,000 public and private schools in Afghanistan serving more than 10 million students, while more than 21,000 religious schools have over three million enrolled students. Many graduates are advocating for the reopening of schools for girls, as those who completed sixth grade in the past three years have largely been confined to domestic roles due to the suspension of their education. EPA/SAMIULLAH POPAL
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Irruzione dei talebani nella radio delle donne a Kabul