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Why is Afghanistan struggling?

Afghanistan has faced decades of conflict, political instability, and economic hardship, all of which severely impact food security and public services. The current crisis, exacerbated by funding shortfalls, means that even basic health and nutrition programmes are at risk, leaving vulnerable populations, especially children, in dire straits.

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