AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoClimate Vulnerability: The UN says Afghanistan is among the countries most vulnerable to climate change, warning that drought, water shortages and extreme weather are hitting livelihoods, driving displacement, and raising risks for peace and stability. Humanitarian Funding: OCHA’s Afghanistan chief Amy Martin called for sustained humanitarian funding, better humanitarian access, and meaningful participation of women in aid delivery as assistance gaps and operational constraints continue to pressure households. Media Freedom Pressure: A France-focused press freedom report warns that media freedom is at a critical point ahead of the 2027 presidential election, with political deadlock stalling reforms and mounting attacks on journalists. Rights Under Taliban Rule: Taliban intelligence in Takhar detained poet Muzhda Uzbek over critical poems, adding to concerns about restrictions on expression and continued pressure on writers and media. Water Security Lens: A regional water cooperation piece highlights how shared rivers across Central Asia—including Afghanistan’s Amu Darya basin—make water security dependent on cross-border cooperation.
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