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30/6 |
Bloodiest month yet for British forces in Afghanistan as another soldier is killed by a landmine, Matthew Hickley, Mail on Sunday
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30/6 |
Civilian deaths in Afghanistan surging this year, Stephen Graham, Houston Chronicle
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29/6 |
Factbox - Security developments in Afghanistan, Reuters
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29/6 |
In Courts, Afghanistan Air Base May Become Next Guantanamo, Del Quentin Wilber, Washington Post
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28/6 |
Pentagon Expects More Taliban Attacks, AP / CBS
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27/6 |
969 miljarder till militära insatser, Sveriges Radio
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26/6 |
Aid promise prompts IDPs to return, IRIN
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26/6 |
Afghanistan's shattered history, Martin Patience, BBC News
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25/6 |
Clashes’ zone near Kandahar to get emergency relief aid, IRIN
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25/6 |
Time to Address Afghanistan ’s Key Rebuilding Challenges, M. Ashraf Haidari, E-Ariana
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25/6 |
Russia joins the war in Afghanistan, M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times Online
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25/6 |
Juvenile justice system lacks resources, IRIN
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24/6 |
Clashes continue in Afghanistan, Al Jazeera
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24/6 |
Cell Phones in the Hindu Kush, Bruce Hoffman and Seth G. Jones, The National Interest
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24/6 |
Taleban's '$100m opium takings', Kate Clark, BBC News
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24/6 |
US to carry on military trials at Guantanamo despite ruling, AFP
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24/6 |
Arghandab’s Two-Day War - As Taleban flee and residents return, opposing sides both claim victory, Abaceen Nasimi, IWPR
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23/6 |
Stream of deportees from Iran continues, IRIN
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23/6 |
Death penalty call for man who spread Koran translation, Syed Saleem Shahzad, AKI
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23/6 |
Afghan teachers face poverty, Chris Sands, E-Ariana / The National
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22/6 |
Landmines impede civilians' return to volatile Arghandab, IRIN
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22/6 |
Rockets from Pakistan kill Afghan woman, 3 children, Elyas Wahdat, Reuters
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22/6 |
Pakistan troops 'aid Taliban', Peter Beaumont and Mark Townsend, The Guardian
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22/6 |
FACTBOX-Security developments in Afghanistan, June 22, Reuters
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22/6 |
Warlord: My encounter with Taliban mastermind, Raymond Whitaker, The Independent
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22/6 |
These wars are about oil, not democracy, Eric Margolis, Edmonton Sun
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22/6 |
For Karzai, itsa battle for survival, I. Ramamohan Rao, E-Aryana
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20/6 |
Afghanistan in an amorphous war, Paul Rogers, openDemocracy / ISN Security Watch
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19/6 |
ICBL concerned by Taliban mine use allegations, ICBL
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18/6 |
Villagers flee valley as Taleban dig in to face allied onslaught, Anthony Loyd, Times
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18/6 |
Afghaner på flykt undan talibanstrider, Nils Hohner, Ekot
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17/6 |
The wrong pursuit - Karzai’s threat or its actualisation offers a cure which is worse than the disease, Ejaz Haider, Daily Times
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17/6 |
Pakistan hits back over Afghan leader’s threats, Gulf Times
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17/6 |
Growing Support for Taleban Talks, Caroline Tosh in London and Hafizullah Gardesh, IWPR
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16/6 |
Little support for victims of child sexual abuse, IRIN
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16/6 |
Hekmatyar denies peace-talk rumours, Online News.com.pk
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16/6 |
Afghan villagers caught in the middle of conflict, Jon Hemming, Reuters
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15/6 |
Nusrat Khan: disabled elderly "enemy combatant", Tom Lasseter, The Seattle Times
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15/6 |
Aminullah: caught up in feuds, Tom Lasseter, The Seattle Times
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15/6 |
Hukumran: a cabdriver who made a powerful enemy, Tom Lasseter, The Seattle Times
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15/6 |
Karzai threatens to send forces into Pakistan, Jason Straziuso, AP/New York Times
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14/6 |
Sex trade thrives in Afghanistan, Alisa Tang, MSNBC
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14/6 |
Taliban Free 1,200 Inmates in Attack on Afghan Prison, Carlotta Gall, New York Times
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14/6 |
Britain sends 200 extra troops to Afghanistan, James Kirkup, Telegraph
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14/6 |
Record Kandahar drug bust comes as rude awakening in hashish heaven, Canadian Press
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13/6 |
Rafiq Feraidun och Arife Arfan skickades tillbaka till Afghanistan. Fokus sökte upp dem i Kabul, Göran Engström, Fokus
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13/6 |
Skriven i dammet från World Trade Center, Kristian Ekenberg, Arbetarbaldet
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13/6 |
Unfulfilled promises haunt Afghanistan, Bilal Sarwary, BBC News
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13/6 |
Afghan mothers-to-be face dangerous journey, Katheringe O'Neill, The Globe and Mail
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12/6 |
Afghanistan behöver miljarder, TT-Reuters / SvD
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12/6 |
High Court sides with Guantanamo detainees again, Robert Barnes, Washington Post
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11/6 |
Inget studentfirande för Enayatullah Adel, SR Gävleborg
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11/6 |
Rebuilding programme calls for US$50 billion, IRIN
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11/6 |
Rumour and suspicion that threatens Afghan aid, Jeremy Page, The Times
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10/6 |
Few Clues to Helmand Journalist’s Killers, Abaceen Nasimi, IWPR
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10/6 |
Muslims Too Are Victims of Terrorism, Aijaz Zaka Syed, Arab News
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10/6 |
No medicine for leishmaniasis in Badakhshan Province, IRIN
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10/6 |
Applying Iraq’s Lessons in an Afghan Village, Carlotta Gall, New York Times
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10/6 |
Afghanistan Unraveling - Security Reports Show a Country in Crisis With Number of U.S. Troops Killed Rising, Spencer Ackerman, The Washington Independent
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9/6 |
As Ills Persist, Afghan Leader Is Losing Luster, Helene Cooper, The New York Times
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9/6 |
USA: Förstör Guantánamo-anteckningar, TT / SvD
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9/6 |
Fatima, 11, Afghanistan: “We left school to help feed our family”, IRIN
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9/6 |
Russia may resume arms sales to Afghanistan, Russian News & Information Agency
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9/6 |
Afghan aid ineffective, inefficient, watchdog says, Jon Hemming, Reuters
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8/6 |
Factbox - Security developments in Afghanistan, Reuters
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8/6 |
Afghan census postponed for two years-U.N. Relief Web
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8/6 |
China: Afghan investment reveals larger strategy, Ron Synovitz, EurasiaNet
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7/6 |
The US Policy feeds Al-Qaeda, Victor Nadein, Voice of Russia
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6/6 |
No New Guantanamo for Afghanistan, Hafizullah Gardesh and Jean MacKenzie, IWPR
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5/6 |
True cost of war going up, The Ironton Tribune
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5/6 |
US forces in Afghanistan, Congressional Research Service
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5/6 |
World Bank in Afghan aid warning, Mike Wooldridge, BBC
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5/6 |
Dozen insurgents killed in Afghanistan; 1 Afghan killed, 23 wounded in attacks, AP/ International Herald Tribune
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5/6 |
FACTBOX-Military deaths in Afghanistan, Reuters
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5/6 |
Promoting Perfume, Not Poppies, in Afghanistan, Ivan Watson NPR
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4/6 |
Afghanistan awards China $3.5 billion contract to mine huge copper field includes coal-fired power plant and freight railroad, Ron Synovitz, straightgoods.se
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4/6 |
Al Qaeda's strategic chaos, Haider A H Mullick, International the News
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4/6 |
Klichéfylld titt bakom slöjan, Kulturnytt, Sveriges Radio
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4/6 |
Ny Nato-chef i Afghanistan, Bohuslänningen
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4/6 |
Afghan Fantasist to Face Trial at Guantanamo, Andy Worthington, Huffington Post
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4/6 |
Detained journalist sues Bush administration, Lara Jakes Jordan, AP/ The Enquirer-Herald
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3/6 |
Ahmed Rashid's 'Descent into Chaos': terrifying, Roger Gathman, Austin American-Statesman
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3/6 |
Guantanamo Trials: Critical Judge Sacked, British Torture Victim Charged, Andy Worthington, Huffington Post
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3/6 |
Estonians Ready for Battle in Afghanistan's "Hell Land", DPA, Deutche Welle
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3/6 |
U.S. Reports Gains Against Taliban Fighters, Carlotta Gall, New York Times
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3/6 |
Civilians Driven From Garmsir by Fighting: Helmand governor says major international operation is causing humanitarian crisis, Aziz Ahmad Tassal and Mohammad Ilyas Dayee, IWPR
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2/6 |
Pak deal with Taliban should not come at Afghan cost, says Karzai, PTI / The Pioneer
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2/6 |
Afghan children paying family debts, Al Jazeera
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2/6 |
Aid to Afghanistan: Sending the wrong message, Anna Husarska, International Herald Tribune
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2/6 |
Despair mounts in Afghan food crisis, Kim Barker, Chicago Tribune
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2/6 |
Hopes Dashed for Afghan Journalist’s Release, Jean MacKenzie, IWPR
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2/6 |
Karzai blames West for Afghan violence, Reuters, Canada.com
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2/6 |
Taliban flee U.S. Marines onslaught in Afghanistan, Reuters
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1/6 |
Muslimsk fatwa mot terrorism, TT / Expressen
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1/6 |
US accused of holding terror suspects on prison ships, Duncan Campbell and Richard Norton-Taylor, The Guardian
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1/6 |
More than 120,000 Afghan refugees home this year: UN, Relief Web
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1/6 |
Suicide attacks often claim civilian lives in Afghanistan, Abdul Haleem, Xinhua
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1/6 |
Afghanistan's first national park has landmines, Eleanor Mayne, Telegraph
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30/5 |
Is history being repeated in Afghanistan? Roohullah Rahimi, e-Ariana
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