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2,160 signals for Afghanistan · Update

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PoliticalUpdate🇦🇫Afghanistan62d ago

United Kingdom criticized Afghanistan in Kabul [4 sources]

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Afghan criticized University in Kabul [6 sources]

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Foreign Office criticized in Afghanistan [6 sources]

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Major General criticized Chief Executive in Afghanistan [6 sources]

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Kabul criticized Alexandria in Kabul [3 sources]

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Us Official criticized American in Afghanistan [6 sources]

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Kabul criticized Militant in Kabul [20 sources]

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Afghanistan criticized in Nuristan [8 sources]

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Kabul criticized Militant in Kabul [10 sources]

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Afghanistan criticized President in Afghanistan [3 sources]

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President criticized Iran in Kabul [5 sources]

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Kabul criticized Militant in Kabul [4 sources]

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Defence Minist criticized Afghan in Kabul [8 sources]

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Iran criticized Afghanistan in Kajaki [6 sources]

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Boss criticized in Afghanistan [4 sources]

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Reports of political tensions in Asadabad [5 sources]

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Industry criticized Afghan in Kabul [10 sources]

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Afghanistan criticized in Paktika [4 sources]

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Afghan criticized in Asadabad [5 sources]

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Afghanistan criticized Newspaper in Uruzgan [4 sources]

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Afghanistan criticized Civilian in Asadabad [16 sources]

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Afghanistan criticized Civilian in Kabul [4 sources]

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EconomicUpdate🇵🇰Pakistan 🇺🇸United States 🇮🇷Iran+214d ago

Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said on Tuesday that Pakistan’s economy had left the “intensive care unit”. He made the remarks while speaking in the National Assembly, during which he also talked about insecurity in Balochistan and Pakistan’s role in brokering the agreement with the United States and Iran. “When we [presented] the first budget, we were insolvent.

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EconomicUpdate🇵🇰Pakistan 🇦🇫Afghanistan16d ago

The bulk of FBR’s tax revenue is generated from tax on income (50% of tax revenue) and sales tax (32% of tax revenue). The former falls in the captive tax-compliant category. The latter is deeply regressive, directly impacting the lowest-income segments and worsening economic inequality.

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EconomicUpdate🇵🇰Pakistan 🇦🇫Afghanistan 🇧🇩Bangladesh+219d ago

Twenty years ago, I asked whether Pakistan’s swelling working-age population would prove a demographic dividend or a demographic threat. The answer, I argued then, depended entirely on what governments chose to do, in education, health, and labour market policy, while the window remained open. That window ran from 1990 to roughly 2045 at that time.

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