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Mar 31:
Iran, US set to clash over troops at Afghan talks, Aaron Gray-Block and Sue Pleming, Reuters
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Mar 31:
Clinton Calls Years of Aid 'Heartbreaking' in Their Futility, Glenn Kessler, Washington Post
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Mar 30:
Pentagon war spending hits $685.7 billion, Reuters
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Mar 30:
Interview - Most Afghan Taliban want peace, ex-commander says, Jonathon Burch, Reuters
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Mar 30:
ICRC warns of rising civilian toll, AFP
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Mar 29:
Factbox - Security developments 29 Mar, Reuters
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Mar 29:
Karzai wants Taliban removed from UN blacklist, AFP
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Mar 28:
UN probing 'funds misuse', Brisbane Times
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Mar 27:
Dozens of schools reopen in volatile south, IRIN
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Mar 27:
Obama wants to shift burden of fight to Afghans, Ross Colvin, Reuters
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Mar 27:
Arbitrary detention: A call to action, Relief Web / UNAMA
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Mar 27:
Why Is a Progressive Think Tank Telling Obama to Escalate the War? Tom Hayden, Huffington Post / Alternet.org
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Mar 27:
Girls Suffer for Sins of Male Relatives, Wahida Paykan, IWPR
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Mar 27:
Sunni Take Dim View of Shia Mass Weddings, Abdul Latif Sahak, IWPR
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Mar 26:
Karzai declares assets to offset corruption smear, Reuters
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Mar 26:
Policy Brief: Shaping Europe's Afghan Surge, European Council on Foreign Relations
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Mar 25:
TV station falls under government crackdown, AP
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Mar 25:
Civilians die in Afghan blast, Al Jazeera
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Mar 25:
NATO can't measure Afghan war performance, Andrew Gray, Reuters
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Mar 25:
10 killed including top Taliban leader, Pak Tribune
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Mar 25:
Afghans 'embracing democracy', says report, Ad Kronos
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Mar 25:
“We’re not against polio immunisation” - Taliban spokesman, IRIN
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Mar 25:
Strikes by Taliban Get Pakistan Help, U.S. Aides Say, Mark Mazzetti and Eric Schmitt, NY Times
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Mar 24:
SCENARIOS-Outcomes of U.S. Afghan review, Reuters
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Mar 24:
Taliban orders aid agencies to leave Swat, Press TV
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Mar 24:
Afghan singer's new refrain is a call for freedom, AFP
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Mar 23:
Security developments March 23, Reuters
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Mar 23:
U.S. tried to win ex-Guantanamo detainee's silence, Luke Baker, Reuters
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Mar 23:
US wants Afghanistan "exit strategy", meets NATO, David Brunnstrom, Reuters
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Mar 23:
US will appoint Afghan 'prime minister' to bypass Hamid Karzai, Julian Borger and Ewen MacAskill, the Guardian
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Mar 23:
In Afghanistan, US military's `Help Wanted' sign, Anne Flaherty, AP
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Mar 22:
Plight of child deportees from Iran, IRIN
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Mar 22:
U.S. military, Afghan police dispute deaths in raid, Reuters
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Mar 22:
America floats plan to tempt Taliban into peace process, Jason Burke, The Guardian
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Mar 20:
U.N. says fears of unfair Afghan poll well-founded, Louis Charbonneau, Reuters
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Mar 20:
'Fighters killed' in Afghan clashes, Al Jazeera
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Mar 19:
UN envoy says donor aid is fragmenting Afghanistan, John Heilprin, AP
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Mar 19:
Taliban Factions and the US Policy Review? Daily Outlook Afghanistan, Abbas Daiyar
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Mar 19:
Rapport: Humanitarianism under Threat, Antonio Donini, Feinstein International Center
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Mar 19:
Our Must-Win War: The 'Minimalist' Path Is Wrong, John McCain and Joseph Lieberman, Washington Post
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Mar 19:
Oxfam Warns Obama of Disaster, Targets Louis Berger Group, Ralph Lopez, opednews.com
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Mar 19:
Bomb attack kills Afghan MP, Al Jazeera
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Mar 18:
Report: What gains for press freedom from Hamid Karzai’s seven years as president? Reporters Without Borders
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Mar 18:
Afghanistan is Not a Puppet State: Karzai, Daily Outlook Afghanistan
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Mar 18:
Pak-Afghanistan BUZZ KUSHI Mela to be organized soon: Minister, Associated Press of Pakistan
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Mar 18:
NATO says 4,000 extra troops needed for Afghan poll, Reuters
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Mar 18:
Taleban Grab Share of Reconstruction Aid, Fetrat Zerak, IWPR
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Mar 18:
Sikh, Hindu minorities "disappointed, isolated and oppressed", IRIN
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Mar 18:
“Humanitarian work has never been as difficult as now”, ICRC, IRIN
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Mar 17:
Deforestation marches on, IRIN
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Mar 17:
Security developments March 17, Reuters
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Mar 17:
Plan to Split Taliban Lures Obama Deeper Into War, Gareth Porter, Inter Press Service
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Mar 17:
First President's Remains Reinterred In Kabul, Radio Free Europe
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Mar 17:
Poll of Americans finds 42% call Afghanistan campaign a mistake, Tuscon Citizen
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Mar 17:
BBC poll: 60 percent of Britons unconvinced of government's arguments for Afghanistan presence, Raphael G. Satter, Hartford Courant / AP
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Mar 17:
Afghan stars defecting on trips abroad, Jason Straziuso, AP
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Mar 16:
Red Cross report describes "torture" at CIA jails, Reuters
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Mar 16:
Afghanistan holds mineral treasure: minister, Sayed Salahuddin, Reuters
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Mar 16:
Taliban says no peace talks with leader Mullah Omar, Sayed Salahuddin, Reuters India
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Mar 16:
Suicide blast targets police, Al Jazeera
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Mar 15:
Battle lines drawn over contraception, IRIN
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Mar 15:
Limited scope to absorb more refugees, IRIN
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Mar 13:
Pakistan Taliban say 24 dead in U.S. drone attack, Reuters
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Mar 13:
Afghan Envoy Assails Western Allies as Halfhearted, Defeatist, Karen DeYoung, Washington Post
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Mar 12:
Food Security Outlook Jan - Jun 2009, FEWS / Relief Web
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Mar 12:
Food still unaffordable for millions, IRIN
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Mar 11:
Women in Bamyan build a road with their bare hands, Jaffar Rahim, UNAMA / Relief Web
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Mar 11:
Afghanistan condemns journalist killing, AFP
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Mar 11:
Talking to the Taleban, BBC
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Mar 11:
Obama Risks Losing Core Supporters With Strategy, Mary Lu Carnevale, Wall Street Journal
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Mar 10:
Supreme Court Rejects Blasphemy Appeal, Jean MacKenzie, IWPR
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Mar 10:
Taliban say Obama's call on moderates "illogical", Reuters
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Mar 10:
Russian Advice: More Troops Won't Help, Tom Lasseter, Afterdowningstreet.org / McClatchy Newspapers
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Mar 10:
Afghanistan's Soviet remnants, Lyse Doucet, BBC News
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Mar 10:
Women seek inclusion in Taliban talks, AFP
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Mar 9:
Obama says US is losing war and hints at Taleban talks, Tim Reid and Michael Evans, Times Online
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Mar 9:
Video: Families distraught by sexual violence, Al Jazeera
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Mar 9:
Government fails to deliver winter wheat aid, IRIN
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Mar 9:
Iran says U.S. failing, Hashem Kalantari and Fredrik Dahl,
Reuters
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Mar 9:
Former warlord to fight Karzai in polls, Jerome Starkey, The Independent
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Mar 9:
Talking to the Taliban, Imran Khan, Al Jazeera
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Mar 8:
Security developments, March 8, Reuters
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Mar 8:
Karzai backs Obama's call on Taliban, Sayed Salahuddin, Reuters
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Mar 8:
Grim struggle continues for women, Heidi Vogt, AFP
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Mar 8:
China's thirst for copper could hold key to Afghanistan's future, Jonathan S. Landay, McClatchy Newspapers
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Mar 7:
Karzai approves August date for polls, Sardar Ahmad, AFP
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Mar 5:
Afghan candidate says Karzai should stand aside, Simon Denyer, Reuters
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Mar 5:
Rethink Afghanistan, Brave New Foundation
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Mar 5:
Tempted by a Taliban job offer, IRIN
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Mar 5:
Proud literate woman in Bamyan, UNAMA / Relief Web
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Mar 5:
Afghan human rights deteriorating: UN, AFP
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Mar 4:
Afghanistan confirms August poll, Al Jazeera
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Mar 4:
Peace with justice for the women of Afghanistan, UNAMA / Relief Web
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Mar 4:
Zardari rules out Taleban truce, BBC
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