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Pakistan PM, UN chief discuss Afghanistan amid rising Kabul-Islamabad tensions

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Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres have discussed the situation in Afghanistan and security concerns during a meeting on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York.

According to the Pakistani prime minister’s office, the two officials discussed Afghanistan and what Islamabad described as “terrorism emanating from Afghan soil,” along with other regional and international issues.

The meeting comes amid heightened tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan following recent Pakistani airstrikes on Afghan territory.

Pakistani officials have repeatedly alleged that militant attacks inside Pakistan are planned and carried out from Afghan soil. The Islamic Emirate has rejected the allegations, saying Afghanistan is not responsible for Pakistan’s “security failures.”

 

 
 
 
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Afghanistan to face India in Asian Games cricket quarter-final

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Afghanistan are set to face India in the Asian Games cricket quarter-finals after Saturday’s rain-hit match between Nepal and Japan confirmed the Pool A standings.

The quarter-final between India and Afghanistan is scheduled to take place on September 28 in Nisshin, Japan.

Nepal secured first place in the group after Japan’s chase was washed out. Nepal had scored 149 runs for four wickets in 15 overs after being sent in to bat, but persistent rain prevented Japan from starting its innings.

The result saw Nepal advance as Pool A winners, with Afghanistan joining them in the quarter-finals as the other qualifying team. Nepal will face Sri Lanka in the quarter-finals.

Japan have been eliminated from the tournament.

 

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Asian Development Bank says it is expanding support for Afghans

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Asian Development Bank (ADB) President Masato Kanda says the bank is expanding its support for the Afghan people through a new approach aimed at sustaining essential services, strengthening community resilience and creating more livelihood opportunities.

Kanda said in a post on X on Friday that the ADB has supported food security, health and education in Afghanistan through trusted partners since 2022.

He said the bank remains committed to providing assistance as humanitarian needs increase and conditions become more fragile.

According to Kanda, the ADB will ensure that its support is delivered with strong oversight and accountability, with particular attention to ensuring benefits for women through women-led initiatives.

 
 
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