US EditionUN: Mass Return of Afghans Deepens Afghanistan’s Humanitarian and Economic Challenges
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UN: 2.8 million Migrants Returned to Afghanistan in 2025 – KabulNow
According to United Nations figures, more than 2.8 million migrants have returned to Afghanistan in 2025. The United Nations Development Program (UNDP) says the influx - mainly from Iran and Pakistan - is adding to the strain on a country already in a fragile state, grappling with the legacy of decades of instability and the impact of recent natural disasters. The post UN: 2.8 million Migrants Returned to Afghanistan in 2025 appeared first on Ka…
UN: Mass return of Afghans deepens Afghanistan’s humanitarian and economic challenges
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) says the return of millions of Afghans in 2025 has further complicated Afghanistan’s challenges as the country continues to grapple with instability and recurring natural disasters. In a report released on Monday, December 29, UNDP said many returnees have arrived without assets, shelter, or employment opportunities, leaving them highly vulnerable. The agency noted that returnees across Afghanista…
More than 2.8 million refugees are expected to return to the country in 2025, according to the United Nations. The influx, mainly from Iran and Pakistan, is adding to the crisis in an already fragile country struggling with the aftermath of decades of instability and recent natural disasters, the UN Development Programme said. Many of those returning arrive with little in the way of assets or savings, without a place to stay or jobs to support t…
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