Nedan följer ett urval av de senaste nyheterna från
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15/12 |
Pakistan Will Have to Reckon With Tribal Leaders, Negroponte Says, Walter Pincus, Washington Post
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14/12 |
Afghanistan: Justice for War Criminals Essential to Peace, Human Rights Watch
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14/12 |
Afghanistan Launches Plan for Action Amid Violence, Feminist Daily News Wire
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13/12 |
An Afghan study group of one, Harlan Ullman, Washington Times
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13/12 |
SVT sänder omtalad dansk dokumentär, TT Spektra, Norra Västerbotten
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13/12 |
Pakistan på väg bli islamistisk fristad, Maria Sjöqvist, Sveriges Radio
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12/12 |
Afghanistan: Justice for War Criminals Essential to Peace, Human Rights Watch
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12/12 |
”Här måste alla bära vapen”, Ola Jacobsen, Metro
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11/12 |
Karzai: NATO bombs, terrorists kill kids, Jason Straziuso, AP, The Beaufort Gazette
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8/12 |
Afghan Opium: A Failed Jihad?, Jean MacKenzie, Wahidullah Amani, and Sayed Yaqub Ibrahimi, ENS
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6/12 |
Saving Afghanistan, Barnett R Rubin, Foreign Affairs
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4/12 |
Afghanistan: A job half done, Lyse Doucet, BBC
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4/12 |
AFGHANISTAN: NATO summit stresses 'progress', Ahto Lobjakas, Euroasianet
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4/12 |
Afghanska kvinnor lär sig svenska hos Röda korset, Uno Gradin, Tidningen Ångermanland
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3/12 |
Afghanistan Opium Crop Sets Record, Karen DeYoung, Washington Post
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29/11 |
Mer Natotrupp i strid i Afghanistan, Motala & Vadstena Tidning
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29/11 |
NATO Agrees on `Fair Sharing of Burden' for Missions, Patrick Donahue, Bloomberg
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28/11 |
Afghanistan Clouds NATO Summit, James Graff, Time
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23/11 |
Afghan partnership remains largely on track, permanent representative of Japan says while briefing Security Council on mission, Relief Web
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23/11 |
Afghanska kvinnor bränner sig till döds, Anders Gustafsson, Dagen
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22/11 |
Taliban drown our values in sea of blood, say political leaders from the Pashtun tribes, Ahmed Rashid, Telegraph
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18/11 |
"Afghanistan hot mot freden", Hans-Henrik Rönnow, Dagens Nyheter
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12/11 |
Talibaner välkomnas åter i Afghanistan, Jan Blomgren, Svenska Dagbladet
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7/11 |
Svenska insatsen i Afghanistan utökas inte, Mats Carlbom, Dagens Nyheter
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7/11 |
AFGHANISTAN: Tribal elders reopening southern schools, Irin News
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29/10 |
Taliban plan to fight through winter to throttle Kabul, Jason Burke, Observer
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27/10 |
Film: ...with the Taleban, BBC
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26/10 |
Development and Peace's position on Afghanistan, Relief Web
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25/10 |
Bildt vill öka svensk insats, Britt-Marie Mattsson, Göteborgs-Posten
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24/10 |
Rumsfeld urged to alter Afghan drug trade policy, Donna Lainwand, USA Today
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20/10 |
Life in Afghanistan not improved for women, Heidi Ulrichsen, Northern Life
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17/10 |
Afghan leader: Taliban chief in Pakistan, Kathy Gannon, AP, Enquirer Herald
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16/10 |
NATO says air strike kills senior Taliban fighter, Reuters, ABC News
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15/10 |
Bygger USA ett nytt "Gulag"?, Sundsvalls tidning
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13/10 |
Suicide bomber kills 8 civilians in southern Afghanistan, 2 NATO soldiers wounded, AP
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13/10 |
Ex - Gitmo Detainees Arrive in Afghanistan, AP, New York Times
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11/10 |
Afghanistan food shortage/Drought: CWS Situation Report 10 Oct 2006, Church World Service, Relief Web
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11/10 |
Hon riskerar livet varje dag, Helena Nimbratt, Aftonbladet
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10/10 |
Än mer radikala talibaner på frammarsch, Diana Janse, Svenska Dagbladet
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10/10 |
Många skadade i sprängdåd i Kabul, VLT
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9/10 |
NATO Chief: Afghan Loyalties May Return To Taliban, AP
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6/10 |
In Afghanistan, hot place to shop is Bush Bazaar, Kim Barker, Chicago Tribune, The Seattle Times
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5/10 |
NATO takes over eastern Afghanistan, Jim Krane, AP, Herald Today
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4/10 |
278 Die in Afghanistan, 2 Other Nations, AP
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3/10 |
Afghanistan: Increasing displacement in the south, Relief Web
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2/10 |
FEWS Afghanistan: Food Security Warning 02 Oct 2006 - Drought causes food and water shortages in north, Relief Web
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2/10 |
Finländare skottskadad i Afghanistan, TT, Ljusnan
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2/10 |
Suicide Bomber Targets NATO Convoy In Kabul, AP, Newsnet
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27/9 |
Afghan Karzai shrugs off Musharraf complaints, Steve Holland, Reuters, The Star Online
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27/9 |
Allt sämre situation för kvinnorna i Afghanistan, TT, Dagen
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27/9 |
U.S. gen. to command Afghanistan forces, AP, Herald Online
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25/9 |
Afghan girls, back in the shadows, Washington Post
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22/9 |
Pay attention to Afghanistan, Times Argus
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22/9 |
E.U., U.N. Criticize U.S. On Gitmo, CBS News
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22/9 |
Bush to press Afghan, Pakistani leaders on terror issues, Ron Hutcheson, McClatchy Newspapers, Centre Daily
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21/9 |
34 Taliban Killed in Afghan Fighting, Jason Straziuso, AP, The Star News Online
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20/9 |
Britterna medger att de underskattat talibanerna, Caspar Opitz, Dagens Nyheter
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20/9 |
UN Official Warns of Possible Afghanistan Collapse, Dan Robinson, Voice of America
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19/9 |
Lawyers go to court for Guantanamo detainee, saying he is being mistreated, Andrew Silsky, AP, chron.com
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17/9 |
The Death Of an Afghan Optimist, Barnett R. Rubin, Washington Post
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13/9 |
Rice: Väst får inte misslyckas med Afghanistan, Magnus Kryssare, Dagens Nyheter
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12/9 |
Svenska soldater i eldstrid, TT, Svenska Dagbladet
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12/9 |
Gunmen Kidnap Aid Workers in Afghanistan, AP, ABC News
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11/9 |
Military warns of a suicide cell, Matthew Pennington, AP, Sun Sentinel
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11/9 |
Svenskar beskjutna i norra Afghanistan, Jan Blomgren, Svenska Dagbladet
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11/9 |
Coca-Cola plant opens in Afghan capital, Paul Garwood, AP, Philly.com
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10/9 |
Top soldier quits as blundering campaign turns into 'pointless' war, Christine Lamb, Times
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10/9 |
In Search of My Father's Afghanistan, Saira Shah, Washington Post
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8/9 |
Blast by U.S. Kabul embassy kills 16, Reuters, ABC News
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8/9 |
En bomb är på väg hit, Mattias Areskog, Dagens Nyheter
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6/9 |
Drogbehovet göder talibanerna, Jan Blomgren, Svenska Dagbladet
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6/9 |
Talibanerna vinner mark, TT, Svenska Dagbladet
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6/9 |
Talibanernas våroffensiv blodigare, TT, Svenska Dagbladet
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4/9 |
More Than 200 Taliban Die in Afghanistan, Noor Khan, The Reflector
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30/8 |
Afghanistan wishes more of you were here, Kim Barker, Chicago Tribune
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21/8 |
71 militants are killed in battle with NATO and Afghan troops, Noor Khan, AP, The Star Ledger
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16/8 |
As drought and floods strike different Afghan regions, UN agencies rush to help, Relief Web
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15/8 |
Canadian troops wounded in Afghan attack, AP, CNN
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18/7 |
Lessons in terror attacks on education in Afghanistan, Relief Web
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18/7 |
Taliban takes control of two Afghan towns, Paul Garwood, AP, Herald Today
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17/7 |
Blast at Afghan government office kills two, Abdul Khaliq, Reuters, The Scotsman
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3/7 |
Afghan 'Starbucks' proves a hit, Abdul Hai Kakar, BBC
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22/6 |
Karzai urges new approach to war on terror, AP, The Myrtle Beach Online
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21/6 |
'Significant fighting' seen in Afghanistan, Amir Shah, AP, Fort Wayne
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21/6 |
Coalition troops kill 3 Afghan policemen, AP, Fort Wayne
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20/6 |
Afghanistan: Interview with regional analyst Barnet Rubin, Irin, Relief Web
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19/6 |
A War on Schoolgirls, Newsweek
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19/6 |
Taliban attacks leave 30 dead, AP, CNN
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16/6 |
Meanwhile in Afghanistan, bad gets worse, Times Leader
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16/6 |
Afghanistan Weekly Situation Report 1 - 13 Jun 2006, Relief Web
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15/6 |
Afghan forces launch anti-Taliban push, Jason Straziuso, AP
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14/6 |
Stor militär operation i Afghanistan, Dagens Nyheter
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13/6 |
US berated over Guantanamo suicides, AFP
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9/6 |
2 Afghan aid workers, 7 others killed, AP, The Sun Herald
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8/6 |
U.S. military deaths in Afghanistan, AP, The Beaufort Gazette
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2/6 |
Afghan police adding to social disorder, Sayed Yaqub Ibrahimi, IWPR, Middle East Times
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29/5 |
Afghans riot after US troops kill four, AFP, Lycos News
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23/5 |
Concern mounts over civilian deaths in Afghanistan, AFP
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19/5 |
UN: U.S. must 'eradicate' detainee torture, Sam Cage, AP, Times Leader
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18/5 |
More than 70 dead in Afghan battles, AFP, Lycos News
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