Coverage dated November 3, 2023

Taliban appeal to Afghan private sector to help those fleeing Pakistan’s mass deportation drive

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ISLAMABAD (AP) — The Taliban Saturday appealed to Afghanistan’s private sector to help people fleeing Pakistan’s mass deportation drive. Pakistan is arresting and expelling all foreigners it says are in the country illegally, but the policy mostly affects Afghans because they are the biggest group o…

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  1. The Republic

    Taliban appeal to Afghan private sector to help those fleeing Pakistan’s mass deportation drive (opens The Republic)

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    ISLAMABAD (AP) — The Taliban Saturday appealed to Afghanistan’s private sector to help people fleeing Pakistan’s mass deportation drive. Pakistan is arresting and expelling all foreigners it says are in the country illegally, but the policy mostly affects Afghans because they are the biggest group o…

  2. KEYT Santa Barbara

    Taliban appeal to Afghan private sector to help those fleeing Pakistan’s mass deportation drive | News Channel 3-12 (opens KEYT Santa Barbara)

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  3. Green Field Reporter

    Taliban appeal to Afghan private sector to help those fleeing Pakistan’s mass deportation drive - The Daily Reporter (opens Green Field Reporter)

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    ISLAMABAD (AP) — The Taliban Saturday appealed to Afghanistan’s private sector to help people fleeing Pakistan’s mass deportation drive. Pakistan is arresting and expelling all foreigners it says are in the country illegally, but the policy mostly affects Afghans because they are the biggest group o…

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