The prolonged closure of the Afghanistan-Pakistan border has brought cross-border trade to a standstill, leaving tens of thousands of people on both sides without work. It has also disrupted commercial activity and strained longstanding family and social ties. For the full story, visit the source.
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Families Torn Apart, Trade At A Standstill: One Year Of The Afghan-Pakistan Border Closure
The prolonged closure of the Afghanistan-Pakistan border has brought cross-border trade to a standstill, leaving tens of thousands of people on both sides without work. It has also disrupted commercial activity and strained longstanding family and social ties.
By Daud Khattak· Radio Free Europe/ Radio Liberty· 2 days ago· 2 min read
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