Nedan följer ett urval av de senaste nyheterna från
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29/12 |
Troops getting good medical care in Afghan, Michael Flynn, Citizen Times
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23/12 |
Troops may stay in Kabul indefinitely, Daily Times
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23/12 |
Inga krigsherrar i Karzais regering, TT-Reuters, Svenska Dagbladet
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21/12 |
Afghan aid groups accused by government, The Washington Times
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21/12 |
Security Tight as Karzai's Swearing in Threatened, Reuters, The New York Times
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20/12 |
After the goldrush, Nick Meo, The Independent
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19/12 |
Afghan Says Prison Attack May Have Targeted Americans, Paul Alexander - AP, The Washington Post
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17/12 |
Armed inmates holed up in Afghan prison, Amir Shah - AP, The Belleville News-Democrat
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12/12 |
Seven-Year Drought Puts Afghanistan on the Brink, Carlotta Gall, The New York Times
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12/12 |
Afghan president says bin Laden still in region, AP, Tyler Morning Telegraph
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9/12 |
Small nonprofit, big goal: education for Afghanistan, Jessica Blanchard, The Seattle Times
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9/12 |
Racy foreign films prompt cable ban in Afghanistan, Lane Hartill, The Christian Science Monitor
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8/12 |
Karzai warns of Afghan dangers, BBC
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6/12 |
Taliban Threaten to Attack Karzai Inauguration, Reuters, The New York Times
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5/12 |
Commander: U.S. could cut forces in Afghanistan, AP, USA Today
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2/12 |
US offers olive branch to Taleban, BBC
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30/11 |
Al Qaeda terror won-t stop, Pravda
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29/11 |
Three killed in attack on Afghan aid agency,Carlotta Gall, The Salt lake Tribune
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29/11 |
Unveiling theater in Afghanistan, Maseeh Rahman, The Seattle Times
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29/11 |
Attack mot biståndsarbetare, TT-AFP, Svenska Dagbladet
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29/11 |
In Afghanistan, roses bloom almost all year, Afghan News Network
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23/11 |
Tre kidnappade i Afghanistan frisläppta, Mia Holmgren, Dagens Nyheter
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19/11 |
Afghan Poppy Growing Reaches Record Level, U.N. Says, Carlotta Gall, The New York Times
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16/11 |
New local women's radio to fight gender violence and illiteracy, Reuters
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15/11 |
Afghanistan wants its 'Dead Sea Scrolls of Buddhism' back from UK, Nick Meo, The Independent
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11/11 |
Afghan UN Kidnappers Await Release of 26 Taliban, David Brunnstrom, Reuters
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10/11 |
Video no proof of Osama location, Reuters, The Daily Telegraph
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9/11 |
Tidsfrist för FN-gisslan i Afghanistan förlängd, TT-Reuters, Dagens Nyheter
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7/11 |
Talks Delayed Again, Kidnappers Say, AP, The Los Angeles Times
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5/11 |
Afghan Leader Promises Security and Stability, Carlotta Gall, The New York Times
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4/11 |
Bombdåd mot Afghanistankommittén i Jalalabad, DN-TT, Dagens Nyheter
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3/11 |
Karzai declared Afghan president, BBC
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1/11 |
Afghan Militants Release Video of Hostages, Carlotta Gall, The New York Times
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1/11 |
USA agerar ombytligt i Afghanistan, Erik Pierre, Svenska Dagbladet
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1/11 |
Afghan kidnappers threaten to execute three UN hostages, Nick Meo, The Independent
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26/10 |
Karzai, a man with no party, Scott Baldauf, The Christian Science Monitor
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25/10 |
Karzai poised for poll landslide, BBC
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23/10 |
Suicide bomber hits Kabul street, BBC
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21/10 |
Karzai closes in on poll victory, BBC
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20/10 |
Karzai leder i Afhanistanvalet, TT-AFP i Dagens Nyheter
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20/10 |
al-Qaida antas bestå av 18000 man, TT-AFP, Svenska Dagbladet
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19/10 |
Kandahar's No 1 lady detective fights crime from under a burqa, Nick Meo, The Independent
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18/10 |
Five killed in Afghan poll blast, BBC
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16/10 |
Karzai leder stort i Afghanistan, TT-Reuters, Svenska Dagbladet
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15/10 |
Opium Mafia Reigns Supreme, Paktribune
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15/10 |
Peaceful vote diminishes Taliban, Scott Baldauf, The Christan Science Monitor
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15/10 |
U.S. Army Inquiry Implicates 28 Soldiers in Deaths of 2 Afghan Detainees, Thom Shanker, The New York Times
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14/10 |
Most Afghan Ballots Are Approved, Paul Watson, Los Angeles Times
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14/10 |
Soldater misstänks för fångars död, TT, Dagen Nyheter
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13/10 |
15 Afghan Candidates to File Vote Complaints With Panel,
Carlotta Gall, The New York Times
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12/10 |
U.S. Releases Saudi-American It Had Captured in Afghanistan, Joel Brinkley & Eric Lichtblau, The New York Times
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12/10 |
Experter utreder val i Afghanistan, Gert Holmertz, TT
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12/10 |
US exit poll gives Karzai victory, Declan Walsh, The Guardian
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11/10 |
Plan for Investigation Into Afghan Election Eases Dissent, Amy Waldman, The New York Times
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9/10 |
Chaos as boycott hits Afghan vote, BBC
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8/10 |
Afghan Vote Is a Referendum on Karzai, Amy Waldman, The New York Times
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7/10 |
Afghanistan: Höjd beredskap inför valet, Jan Blomgren, Svenska Dagbladet
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6/10 |
Warlord politics heats Afghan vote, Scott Baldauf, Christian Science Monitor
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6/10 |
NATO Expects Rush of Taliban Attacks in Afghanistan, Eric Schmitt, New York Times
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3/10 |
"Thousands of terrorists target Afghan poll", Nick Meo, The Independent
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28/9 |
"Afghan warlords threaten poll", Andrew North, BBC
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18/9 |
"US bolsters force for Afghan poll", Nick Childs, BBC News
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14/9 |
"Afghan Region's New Governor Says Violence Is Ended; Denounces Warlord", Carlotta Gall, New York Times
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12/9 |
"Våldsamma demonstrationer i Herat", TT-Reuters, Dagens Nyheter
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8/9 |
"Spinning the web in Afghanistan", Syed Saleem Shahzad, Asia Times
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29/8 |
"Political Bid to Quell Unrest in Afghanistan", Amy Waldman, New York Times
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29/8 |
"Talibaner bakom sprängdåd i Kabul", TT-Reuters, Dagens Nyheter
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23/8 |
"Remote-Control Explosions Pose Threat in Afghanistan", Carlotta Gall, New York Times
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10/8 |
"Karzai Trying to Regain Political Backing", Carlotta Gall, New York Times
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9/7 |
"3 Posing as U.S. Agents Arrested in Kabul", AP, Los Angeles Times
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9/7 |
"The Two Sides of Kabul", Christina Lamb, The New York Times
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8/7 |
"Svår bussolycka i Afghanistan", TT-AFP, Dagens Nyheter
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6/7 |
"High-risk bid to register Afghans", Gretchen Peters, The Christian Science Monitor
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5/7 |
"Dödsstraff mot organhandel i Afghanistan", TT-DN, Dagens Nyheter
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5/7 |
"Afghan Man's Death at U.S. Outpost Is Investigated", Carlotta Gall, New York Times
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2/7 |
"Strife Reported to Delay Afghan Vote Again", Carlotta Gall, The New York Times
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29/6 |
"Svensk trupp på väg till Afghanistan", TT:s utsände, Dagens Nyheter
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28/6 |
"14 Afghans are Killed for Registering to Vote", David Rohde, The New York Times
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27/6 |
"Blast Kills 2 Afghan Women on Election Workers' Bus", Carlotta Gall, The New York Times
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24/6 |
"Losing humanitarian perspective in Afghanistan", Edward Girardet, The Christian Science Monitor
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8/6 |
"Bad timing in Afghanistan", The Boston Globe, International Herald Tribune
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6/6 |
"Rights groups express concern about Afghanistan's security situation", Jim Lobe, Euroasianet
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2/6 |
"Hjälparbetare dödade i Afghanistan", TT-Reuters, Dagens Nyheter
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1/6 |
"Afghans wary of Karzai dealings", Scott Baldauf, The Christian Science Monitor
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1/6 |
"US Nation-Building Abroad - Part III", Ahmed Rashid, Yale Global Online
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1/6 |
"UN warning on Afghanistan opium", Andrew North, BBC
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27/4 |
"Flera dödade i talibanattacker", TT-Reuters. Dagens Nyheter
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26/4 |
"Karzai out Campaining for Voting and against Taliban", Carlotta Gall, New York Times
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20/4 |
"Al Qaeda Disrupted in Pakistani Tribal Areas, General Says", Carlotta Gall, New York Times
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18/4 |
"Record poppy crop makes mockery of Afghanistan's 'jihad' on opium", Nick Jackson, The Independent
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12/4 |
"In Afghanistan: a US soldier's emotional landscape", Ryung Suh, The Christian Science Monitor
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1/4 |
"Taking the Bloom of The Poppy", The Christian Science Monitor
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31/3 |
"Afghanistan nation-building at critical point", Paul Reynolds, BBC
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31/3 |
"Key aid talks open on Afghanistan", BBC
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30/3 |
"Why Afghanistan wants $27.6bn", Andrew North, BBC
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30/3 |
"Pakistan withdraws al-Qaeda claim", BBC
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30/3 |
"Funds to secure Afghanistan", Said Tayeb Jawad, Washington Times
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30/3 |
"Pakistan claims killing of al-Qaida chief", Claudio Franco & Muhammad Qasim, The Independent
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29/3 |
"Afghan economy at risk of relying on drug trade", Hugh Williamson & Farhan Bokhari, Financial Times
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26/3 |
"What's Hot and Sizzling in Kabul? The new steakhouse", Scott Baldauf, The Christian Sciance Monitor
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