Three-quarters of Afghanistan’s population cannot meet their basic needs, a senior United Nations official said during a visit to the country, warning that Afghans are facing overlapping economic, humanitarian and climate-related pressures. Alexander De Croo, the administrator of the UN Development Program, said Afghanistan’s crises rarely occur in isolation and argued that emergency assistance, while essential, must be accompanied by longer-ter…
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