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Afghanistan, Saudi group sign oil, gas deal for Kushk-Tirpul basin exploration Original

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By Fazelminallah Qazizai
| Arab News Verified
Exploration period under the $200 million deal is set at 8 years, while the contract will run for 25 years Zalmay Khalilzad, former US special representative, says deal indicates that Afghanistan is ‘ready for business’ KABUL: Afghanistan has signed a contract with Saudi oil and gas company Delta International Energy to explore and extract hydrocarbons across a 22,000 sq. km basin in the country’s west.
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Pakistan denies reports of Islamabad blocking Afghanistan’s membership in SCO

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By Waseem Abbasi Verified, Fazelminallah Qazizai
| arab.news
ISLAMABAD/KABUL: Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has rejected allegations of Islamabad opposing Afghanistan’s bid for full membership on the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, following reports that Kabul’s participation was stalled by a member of the region’s most powerful bloc. Founded in 2001 by China, Russia, and several Central Asian states, the SCO has since expanded to include India, Pakistan, Iran, and Belarus.
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Pakistan’s Drone Strikes Are Hitting Afghan Civilians

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By Fazelminallah Qazizai
| New Lines Magazine Verified
Exhausted from playing with his younger sister Khadeja and his cousin Mozdalafa under the shadows of tall trees on the forested hillside, he spread the blanket over the veranda. They lay side by side, staring at the stars, counting them, teasing each other, arguing over the number of the stars before they fell asleep. Then the drone returned. Above them, the stars disappeared beneath the sound of a drone, locally called a “bangana,” from the Pashto for a buzzing wasp.
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