A widow, whose husband died in an IED blast, is selling famous Afghan nans at a roadside. Afghanistan remains a very poor country suffering a complex set of humanitarian issues and challenges

A widow, whose husband died in an IED blast, is selling famous Afghan nans at a roadside. Afghanistan remains a very poor country suffering a complex set of humanitarian issues and challenges — APP02-220821

A widow, whose husband died in an IED blast, is selling famous Afghan nans at a roadside. Afghanistan remains a very poor country suffering a complex set of humanitarian issues and challenges — APP03-220821
KABUL: August 22 A view of massive traffic on a road on Sunday morning in the city as life is fast returning to normal in Afghanistan’s capital after taking over of Kabul by the Taliban on August 15. APP photo by Ilyas Khan

Pakistan's Ambassador to Afghanistan Mansoor Ahmed Khan called on former Prime Minister of Afghanistan and Hizb Islami Chief, Engineer Gulbadin Hikmatyar at his office and discussed ongoing talks between the Taliban and political groups for formation of new government in Afghanistan

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