AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFood Security Crisis: A new REACH analysis warns emergency-level food insecurity will hit 4.7 million people in Afghanistan in 2026, with 17.4 million facing acute hunger and 21.9 million needing humanitarian help. Education Strain: Students in Zabul say textbook shortages persist two years after Taliban curriculum revisions, with classmates using different editions and lacking stationery. Health Watch: WHO reports Afghanistan’s polio cases have risen to 19 in 2026, after four new cases were detected. Humanitarian Returns: Afghan deportees from Iran and Pakistan say they’re stuck in unemployment and poverty; the Afghan Red Crescent in Herat provided cash to 321 families. Security & Borders: Pakistan says it’s open to state-level talks with Kabul on terrorism, but only if Afghanistan takes “tangible and verifiable” action against militants. International Focus: The UK and Pakistan discussed regional security and the Indus Waters Treaty, while questions remain about the UK’s Afghanistan withdrawal five years after Kabul’s fall.
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