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Afghantistan finance minister signs 125m Euros aid agreement with EU

Minister of Finance Eklil Hakimi, during his trip to Brussels, met EU Human Rights Vice-Pres­ident Federica Mogherini and ministers of foreign af­fairs and development from the 28 member states.

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Tough Choices—and Data--Needed to End Extreme Poverty

The dramatic fall in global poverty over the past two decades is the best news in the world today. For the first time ever, the percentage of people living in extreme poverty – now defined as living on less than $1.90 a day – is projected to fall below 10 percent this year, to 9.6 percent of the world’s population.

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Children — the Victim of Insecurity in Afghan

Children are seen as the builders of a nation. Educated, healthy and motivated children guarantee a prosperous future. Therefore, it is advisable and many countries practically strive to protect the children from all sorts of evils and promise them better living standards. It is essential that all the people in the world and all the governments realize that they have a special responsibility towards the children which they have to fulfill in every condition.

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Obama is Reconsidering Troop Withdrawal from Afghanistan

President Obama is reportedly rethinking the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan because of the recent gains made by the Taliban in that country.

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Abdullah Asks Pakistan to Stop Backing Taliban

Presiding over the weekly Council of Ministers (CM) meeting on Monday, Abdullah Abdullah, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the National Unity Government (NUG), once again accused Pakistan of harboring militancy, and asked them to stop funding and assisting insurgents.

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Syrians Need Peace, from Wherever it Comes!

It was not surprising when the Russian intervention in Syria brought mixed reactions. There is some criticism on this act but there are also a number of voices that see hope in the peaceful settlement of this bloody war.