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May 29:
Attacks on food convoys continue, IRIN
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May 28:
Insurgent Attacks Still Up in Afghanistan's East, Barnett Rubin, Informed Comment
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May 28:
Meeting Pakistan's most feared militant, BBC, Syed Shoaib Hasan
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May 27:
Deaths in Afghan roadside blast, Al Jazeera
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May 27:
Jihadi Suicide Bombers: The New Wave, Ahmed Rashid, New York Review of Books
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May 26:
How peaceful Sweden can do this...?! Ahmed bin Babar, The Frontier Post
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May 26:
Taliban vow to fight on in Afghanistan, Sayed Salahuddin, Yahoo.com
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May 26:
Hundreds Of Afghans Protest US Koran Shooting, Pak Tribune
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May 25:
Afghanistan Adds Hunger to Its Worries - Local Drought and Regional Shortages Drive Up Bread Costs, Pamela Constable, Washington Post
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May 21:
Afghanistan a land of disabled and discarded, Rosie DiManno, The Star
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May 20:
NATO allies experiencing "battle fatigue", Richard Weitz, EurasiaNet
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May 20:
Situation in Afghanistan is very complex: Ahmadinejad, Tehran Times Political Desk
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May 19:
Helmand Farmers Fight to Defend Opium Crop, Mohammad Ilyas Dayee, IWPR
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May 19:
Karzai backs Gilani on terror strategy, Qudssia Akhlaque, International The News
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May 19:
Afghanistan journalist in torture claim, Tom Coghlan, The Telegraph
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May 19:
Afghans skeptical that security's getting better, Jonathon Burch, Reuters
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May 19:
Under wraps, prostitution rife in north Afghanistan, Tahir Qadiry, Reuters
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May 18:
“I sold my daughter to feed the rest of my family”, IRIN
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May 18:
NATO rejects U.N. report on Afghan civilian killings, Reuters, Tiscali.com
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May 18:
Unlawful killings continue at heavy rate in Afghanistan, UN rights expert says, UNAMA
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May 17:
U.S. Planning Big New Prison in Afghanistan, Eric Schmitt and Tim Golden, New York Times
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May 16:
Afghan aid that works, Mohammad Ehsan Zia, Christian Science Monitor
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May 16:
Unlawful killings must cease immediately, IRIN
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May 16:
Is Nato repeating the USSR's mistakes? Alastair Leithead, BBC News
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May 15:
Dr Barnett Rubin, Ahmad Rasheed: Taliban insurgency not national liberation movement, International The News
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May 15:
UN: Foreign agents behind spate of Afghan killings, Fisnik Abrashi, AP, DNRonline.com
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May 15:
WHO confirms `charmak' disease in Herat Province, Relief Web
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May 14:
Trans-Afghan Pipeline: new geopolitics in old style, Dr. Vakhtang Maisaia, The Georgian Times
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May 14:
Guantánamo Has Backfired Dreadfully, George Monbiot, rinf.com
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May 14:
Over 360,000 affected by reduced health services, IRIN
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May 14:
Hunger adds to Afghanistan's nightmare, Carlotta Gall, International Herald Tribune
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May 14:
Afghan teacher killed after speech condemning suicide bombings, AP / International Herald Tribune
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May 13:
Speakers for political solution of Afghanistan issue, International The News
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May 13:
A Critical battle in the country's culture war looms, Deirdre Tynan, Eurasianet
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May 13:
A Counterinsurgency Grows in Khost - An unheralded U.S. success in Afghanistan, Ann Marlowe, The Weekly Standard
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May 13:
Taliban deliver silent death threats after midnight, Luke Baker, Reuters
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May 13:
Call for food aid from conflict-hit Helmand Province, IRIN
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May 13:
School Attendance Plummets in Helmand, Aziz Ahmad Tassal, IWPR
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May 13:
Taliban ban TV in Afghan province, Sayed Salahuddin, Reuters
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May 12:
Taliban on hunger strike in jail, AFP / Daily News
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May 12:
More provinces poppy-free, but opium production still high, IRIN
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May 12:
Afghanistan says thousands flee fearing NATO strikes, AFP
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May 12:
Australian military clears soldiers over Afghan civilian deaths, Arab Times
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May 12:
At least 427 US military deaths in Afghanistan, AP / Yahoo
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May 11:
Identification of ex-Guantanamo Suicide Bomber Unleashes Pentagon Propaganda, Andy Worthington, Huffington Post
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May 11:
New tactics in Taliban killing season, Nick Meo, Sunday Herald International
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May 10:
NW Afghanistan hit by plague of locusts, Relief Web
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May 9:
Afghan army far from fighting fit, Antonio Giustozzi, Asia Times Online
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May 9:
Food becoming larger concern than security in Afghanistan, Ryan Cormier, Canwest News Service
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May 9:
Helmand Gripped by Opium Harvest - Schoolchildren down pencils and migrant workers arrive to help gather opium paste from the poppy fields, Matiullah Minapal and Aziz Ahmad Tassal, IWPR
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May 8:
America’s shame, Ailaz Zaka Syed, Khaleej Times
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May 8:
Afghan ambassador urges action as schools torched, staff attacked, Yahoo
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May 8:
Suicide bomber in car blows himself up and wouneds 3 in Kabul, Amir Shah, AP
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May 8:
NATO could end rotating command in S. Afghanistan, Defencetalk.com, AFP
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May 8:
Afghan intellectuals criticise US, NATO operations, Yahoo.com
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May 8:
The battle of denial and deniability: Wooing Taliban okay, says Karzai official, but only if it's done by Afghan government, Rosie DiManno, The Star
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May 8:
One of the world's most difficult places to become a mother, EurasiaNet
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May 7:
Drugs undermine Afghanistan's efforts to rebuild, Tan Ee Lyn, Relief Web
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May 7:
Can condoms fulfil multiple expectations? IRIN
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May 7:
Security and Development in Afghanistan: A Reality Check, Sarah Chayes, The Peacebuilding, Development and Security Program (PDSP) University of Calgary
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May 6:
Afghan Governors Criticize NATO Fight Against Taliban Militants, Patrick Donahue, Bloombergs
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May 6:
Polish officers and pilots reluctant to serve in Afghanistan, Warsaw Business Journal
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May 6:
Marines ignore Taliban cash crop to not upset Afghan locals, Jason Straziuso, AP
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May 6:
The politics of cluster bombs, Brian McCartan, Asia Times Online
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May 6:
Afghan medical college struggles to rise from the ashes, Tan Ee Lyn, Relief Web
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May 5:
Afghan route for caspian oil – America's pipe dream, Yuri Reshetnikov, RUVR
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May 5:
Fighting forces 40,000 pupils out of class, Quqnoos.com
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May 5:
Amid War, Afghanistan Builds Its First National Park, Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson, NPR
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May 4:
Taking Back The Frontier, Washington Post, Ahmed Rashid
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May 4:
The Bush team's Geneva hypocrisy, Jason Leopold, Al Jazeera
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May 3:
US 'mulls' Afghanistan troop boost, Al Jazeera
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May 3:
Key road toward Pakistan to improve trade, Ron Synovitz, Eurasianet
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May 3:
The boy who took Karzai's bullet, Peter Beaumont, The Observer
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May 2:
Coordinated action key to avoiding food tragedy - WFP, IRIN
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May 1:
Thousands flee as US military operation gets under way, IRIN
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May 1:
Afghanistan’s National Army: The Ambiguous Prospects of Afghanization, Antonio Giustozzi, The Jamestown Fundation
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