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Afghan Migrants in Turkey Find Life Hard But Better Than In Afghanistan

Turkey has often been described as the gateway between Asia and Europe, and because of its location millions of refugees have arrived in the country as a way station in their effort to migrate to Europe.

Pakistan's Trials Of Chinese Coronavirus Vaccine Near Completion

Pakistan is concluding its phase three human trials of a Chinese company’s coronavirus vaccine. Health officials say the test of CanSinoBio’s vaccine are nearly complete and show promise. Pakistan is one of seven countries testing the Chinese vaccine. VOA’s Ayesha Tanzeem reports from Islamabad.

Afghan Addicts Struggle To Get Clean In Kandahar

U.S. Demands Afghan Soccer Official Be Brought To Justice For Sexual Abuse

Pakistan Hospitals Tackle COVID-19 Misinformation

China's Investments In Pakistan-Administered Kashmir Seen As 'Blow' To India

Taliban: Calls For Halting War Before Afghan Peace Talks 'Illogical'

Top Afghan Leader to Visit Pakistan Amid Improving Ties

Pakistan Use Of Spy Technology For Coronavirus Patients Raises Concerns

UN Report Shows Member States Grow Doubtful About Future Of U.S.-Taliban Deal

Lawmaker Sees State-Sponsored Militants Behind Pashtun Activist’s Killing

US 'Appalled' At Iran's Alleged Drowning Of Afghan Migrants

Save Afghan Sikhs And Hindus From Genocide, Activists Urge

Exile Not Always Guarantee Of Safety For Pakistani Journalists

India Shuts Down Taj Mahal, Ramps Up Measures To Control Coronavirus Outbreak

Pakistani Art School Fosters Talent And Tolerance

Top U.S. Commander Doubts Afghan Taliban Commitment To Peace

New Afghan Radio Station For Women, By Women

Taliban Defends Its Chief As 'Legal' Ruler Of Afghanistan

Diverging Ways Forward In Afghanistan As U.S. Prepares Withdrawal

U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper says the United States will soon begin a partial withdrawal of troops from about 13,000 down to 8,600 in Afghanistan.