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Pakistan launches deadly air strikes on Afghanistan (opens the original)
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Pakistan has conducted further air strikes on Afghanistan, killing nine civilians and injuring 11 others, the Taliban government said. Islamabad's information ministry confirmed the strikes, which it said killed twenty-two militants. Zabihullah Mujahid, the chief spokesman of the Afghan Taliban, said the strikes hit homes in the Kunar and Helmand provinces bordering Pakistan. Women and children are among the dead, he said in an X post. "We condemn this act as an aggression and crime in violation
Afghan female medical students fear being sent home from Pakistan (opens the original)
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Nooria, which is not her real name, still remembers one of the moments that made her want to be a doctor. It was back home in a village in Afghanistan, where she was born. A 13-year-old boy there became sick and died because of appendicitis. "He was completely healthy, but the road was blocked and he died on the way. There are multiple incidents just like this." "That and the potential I saw in myself, I thought I can be a doctor for them, I can help." She fears that dream could now be over and
Pakistan restricts international media reporting (opens the original)
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Pakistani authorities have imposed new restrictions on international media reporting in the country in a move that has drawn sharp criticism from journalist organisations. Anyone working for foreign media, including Pakistani nationals, must now seek permission to report from anywhere except the cities of Islamabad, Karachi and Lahore. The restrictions would leave on-the-ground reporting by foreign media at the discretion and timing of the authorities across most of Pakistan, which currently ran
'My only son was shot standing up for justice' - inside city gripped by deadly protests in Pakistan-administered Kashmir (opens the original)
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Dr Anwar's makeshift clinic is not far from the main protest site in the city of Rawalakot in Pakistan-administered Kashmir (PAK). A spare bedroom acts as a medical supply cupboard, outside is a bed under a red stretched tarpaulin. Lying across the bed is Shafqat Hussain, shot in the chest. The sheet he lies on is already stained with the blood of previously injured. He is dying. In the last two months, dozens of people have been killed across the region in clashes between security officials and
Lawyer says detained Gaza doctor was severely beaten in Israeli jail (opens the original)
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The lawyer for a prominent Palestinian medic from Gaza who has been detained by Israeli authorities without charge for over 18 months has told the BBC he fears for his client's life. Nasser Odeh said that when he visited Dr Hussam Abu Safiya last Thursday at a notorious interrogation facility called Rakefet, his client was so badly beaten that he could not recognise him. "He nearly lost consciousness several times," Odeh said of their meeting. "He told us that he was subjected to severe violence
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