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Last week, the Organization of Turkic States (OTS) called for the formation of an inclusive government in Afghanistan. At the same time, Iran set a deadline for the expulsion of four million undocumented Afghan refugees.

Last week, Afghan officials participated in six international meetings held in Russia, China, Iran and Uzbekistan. The World Bank resumed the process of disbursing its remaining loans to Afghanistan.

Last week, some former British soldiers admitted their olleagues commiited war crimes in Afghanistan. Also last week, Afghan officials participated in the 16th Kazan International Economic Forum and also visited Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.

Last week, the OIC expressed concern over the forced deportation of Afghan refugees.  Officials said a plan was being developed to expand economic cooperation between Afghanistan and Russia.

Three countries announced nearly $4.4 million in aid to Afghanistan last week, when Afghan officials visited Qatar, Iran and Uzbekistan.

Last week, Russia invited a representative from Afghanistan to participate in the Kazan Economic Forum and Kazakhstan announced a $500 million investment in the Torghundi-Herat railway project, Kabul said it was appointing a diplomat at the ambassadorial level in Moscow.

Russia last week removed the name 'Taliban' from the list of banned groups, a move welcomed by the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA).

The UK last week promised efforts to put Afghanistan back on the UN agenda and various sources asked Pakistan to stop forcibly deporting Afghan refugees.

The Russian Attorney General’s Office last week requested the country’s Supreme Court to remove the name “Taliban” from its blacklist.

KABUL (Pajhwok): Acting interior minister and other security officials last week called on the Islamic Emirate’s leadership and the US revoked bounties on key IEA

Last week, several international organisations expressed concern about women's rights in Afghanistan, but the Islamic Emirate of dismissed the apprehensions as groundless.

Last week, two journlaists, including a Pajhwok Afghan News journalist, were wounded as a result of clashes at Torkham crossing in eastern Nangarhar provinee.