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19th October, 2012
Afghan president warns on immunity for foreign troops
Karzai has warned of possible problems ahead over the sensitive issue of immunity from prosecution for any American or Nato soldiers deployed in the country after 2014.
Karzai has warned of possible problems ahead over the sensitive issue of immunity from prosecution for any American or Nato soldiers deployed in the country after 2014.
22nd September, 2012
August ‘second deadliest month’ for Afghan civilians: UN
A total of 374 civilians were killed and 581 injured in August as a result of the war in Afghanistan, making it the second deadliest month for civilians since 2007.
A total of 374 civilians were killed and 581 injured in August as a result of the war in Afghanistan, making it the second deadliest month for civilians since 2007.
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13th March, 2012
What does Afghanistan have to do with Vietnam?
Well, the latest news is that a lone US serviceman has gone on a shooting rampage outside Kandahar and killed at least 16 people. The…
Well, the latest news is that a lone US serviceman has gone on a shooting rampage outside Kandahar and killed at least 16 people. The…
7th October, 2011
Afghan leader assails Pakistan for Taliban support
KABUL, Afghanistan: The Afghan president says Taliban insurgents ”can’t move a finger” without Pakistani support. Hamid Karzai spoke in an interview with the BBC that…
KABUL, Afghanistan: The Afghan president says Taliban insurgents ”can’t move a finger” without Pakistani support. Hamid Karzai spoke in an interview with the BBC that…
7th October, 2011
Karzai admits security failure 10 years on: BBC
KABUL: Afghan President Hamid Karzai admitted his government and the US-led Nato mission have failed to provide security to Afghans, in an interview with the…
KABUL: Afghan President Hamid Karzai admitted his government and the US-led Nato mission have failed to provide security to Afghans, in an interview with the…
17th September, 2011
‘Haqqani group no longer has sanctuaries in Pakistan’
The Haqqani group no longer has sanctuaries in Pakistan, and instead felt secure inside Afghanistan, said Sirajuddin in a telephone interview.
The Haqqani group no longer has sanctuaries in Pakistan, and instead felt secure inside Afghanistan, said Sirajuddin in a telephone interview.
21st December, 2010
Graffiti art brightens war-torn Afghan capital
KABUL: A group of women in burqas rises from the sea to symbolise cleanliness, while further down a factory wall a bus with no wheels…
KABUL: A group of women in burqas rises from the sea to symbolise cleanliness, while further down a factory wall a bus with no wheels…
9th November, 2010
Majority of Afghans back talks with Taliban: poll
KABUL: An overwhelming majority of Afghans support the government’s efforts to negotiate peace with Taliban insurgents, according to a poll released Tuesday that ranks insecurity…
KABUL: An overwhelming majority of Afghans support the government’s efforts to negotiate peace with Taliban insurgents, according to a poll released Tuesday that ranks insecurity…
5th November, 2010
Afghans turn to Pakistan for medical treatment
SPIN BOLDAK, Afghanistan: At southern Afghanistan’s largest hospital, a steady flow of patients caught in the crossfire in battles between Taliban and Nato forces leaves…
SPIN BOLDAK, Afghanistan: At southern Afghanistan’s largest hospital, a steady flow of patients caught in the crossfire in battles between Taliban and Nato forces leaves…
