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Norway Beat Ivory Coast to Set Up World Cup Clash With Brazil

Afghanistan, July 1 -- Norway reached the Round of 16 at the 2026 FIFA World Cup after a late goal from Erling Haaland secured a 2-1 victory over Ivory Coast in Dallas on Tuesday, booking a knockout m... Read More


U.S. Says Strait of Hormuz Oil Traffic Returns to Pre-Conflict Levels

Afghanistan, July 1 -- U.S. Vice President JD Vance said oil tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has returned to pre-conflict levels, with shipping volumes on some days exceeding those recorde... Read More


Pakistan Says It Shot Down Four Drones Entering From Afghanistan

Afghanistan, July 1 -- Pakistan's military said it shot down four drones that entered its airspace from Afghanistan, accusing the Kabul of sending the aircraft across the border into Balochistan, furt... Read More


Kabul Says It Struck ISIS-Linked Sites in Pakistan; Islamabad Yet to Respond

Afghanistan, July 1 -- The Taliban's Ministry of Defense said its forces had carried out airstrikes against what it described as joint bases of ISIS and "groups of evil and corruption" in Pakistan's p... Read More


UBS says global wealth surged in 2025 as one million people became millionaires

Afghanistan, July 1 -- Global personal wealth rose by 10.8% in 2025, its fastest pace in years, with around one million people joining the ranks of millionaires, according to the Swiss bank UBS in its... Read More


Trump Reports $2.2 Billion Income, Crypto Becomes Biggest Revenue Source

Afghanistan, July 1 -- U.S. President Donald Trump reported earning at least $2.2 billion in 2025, driven largely by cryptocurrency ventures, real estate and overseas licensing deals, according to his... Read More


Why Did Caracas' Sky Turn Deep Red After Venezuela's Earthquakes?

Afghanistan, July 1 -- Venezuela's capital, Caracas, was engulfed in an unusual deep red and orange glow at sunset following the country's devastating earthquakes, as experts linked the phenomenon to ... Read More


U.N. Says Unexploded Ordnance Kills or Injures About 50 People Monthly in Afghanistan

Afghanistan, July 1 -- Around 50 people are killed or injured every month in Afghanistan by unexploded ordnance left behind after decades of conflict, with children accounting for nearly 80% of the vi... Read More


Iran Declares Missile, Drone Programs a 'Red Line,' Vows Further Expansion

Afghanistan, July 1 -- Iran's acting defense minister said on Wednesday that the country's missile and drone programs are "non-negotiable," describing them as a red line as indirect diplomatic efforts... Read More


Afghanistan Among World's Most Neglected Humanitarian Crises, NRC Says

Afghanistan, July 1 -- Afghanistan is among the world's most neglected humanitarian crises this year, with funding falling sharply despite rising needs driven by mass refugee returns and worsening eco... Read More