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India’s weak currency, immigration crackdowns damaging future of Indian students worldwide

According to the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) the number of Indian students going to Britain and the US has decreased by twenty percent in the last two years, and a further fifteen percent decline is expected in future.

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Illegal Afghan refugees increasingly becoming security concern for host countries

Turkiye and Germany have intensified crackdowns against Afghan nationals involved in crimes such as murder, drug trafficking and human smuggling.

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India faces repeated diplomatic setbacks amid growing global isolation

According to the Indian media outlet Firstpost India’s expectation that the United States will remain a strong ally now appears to be fading.

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Protests continue across Europe against repressive policies of Taliban regime in Afghanistan

In the Swedish capital Stockholm, hundreds of Afghan refugees took to the streets to protest against the Taliban’s policies and abuses against women.

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India: BJP's Hindutva leadership erasing Muslim history, identity

According to the Indian media outlet Muslim Mirror, the one-thousand-year-old historic Ganj-e-Shahidan Mosque in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, has become the latest target of the anti-Muslim Modi government, with a demolition notice already issued for the structure.

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Afghanistan: Freedom of press suffering severe decline under Taliban regime

According to Reporters Without Borders, a record number of journalists have gone into exile from Afghanistan following the takeover by the Afghan Taliban regime.

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Afghanistan: Another ring leader of outlawed Daesh Khorasan arrested

According to news agency, Anadolu, the Turkish intelligence has arrested the leader of the terrorist outfit Daesh Khorasan, operating from Afghanistan, near the border area.

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India: Congress slams Modi Govt over Pakistan’s role in US-Iran peace agreement

The Indian opposition and media are describing Pakistan's successful diplomacy and its global appreciation as failure of the Modi government.

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Afghanistan among worst countries for children in South Asia

According to the new UNICEF report, over 8.8 million children in Afghanistan are simultaneously exposed to three major climate hazards: droughts, floods and heatwaves.

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Taliban-ruled Afghanistan emerges as a major source of regional terrorism

According to The Washington Times, the re-emergence of Afghanistan as a safe haven for terrorist groups has increased the pressure of terrorism on Pakistan.

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Terrorists presence in Afghanistan threatens regional peace

European Union’s Special Representative for Afghanistan Gilles Bertrand has also expressed support for Pakistan’s right to self-defence against terrorism originating from Afghan soil.

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Protests across Canada, Europe condemn Taliban’s tyranny

Protests were held in Canada, Germany, and other European countries against the Taliban’s repressive policies and the crackdown in Herat.

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