AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAfghanistan Return Pressure: The UN has launched a $529 million plan to support about 2.7 million Afghans expected to return from Iran and Pakistan this year, as deportations and shrinking protections keep swelling the caseload and strain Kabul’s services. Humanitarian Funding Crunch: WFP says budget cuts have already disrupted nutrition aid, with millions at risk of sliding into acute malnutrition as families lose support. Housing for Returnees: Kabul’s Khak-i-Jabbar district is getting a new residential township for returnees, with 4,652 plots and basic services planned. Education Under Strain: In Kabul, private school teachers—especially women—describe low pay, long hours, and job insecurity, turning teaching into a survival job. Regional Security Talk: CSTO and OSCE stress ongoing monitoring of Afghanistan’s impact on regional peace, while Pakistan reiterates counterterror operations against Taliban-linked proxies.
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