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  • 12 militants killed in Afghanistan
    New Jersey Online
    Kabul, Afghanistan — The U.S.-led coalition says clashes and airstrikes in southern Afghanistan have left a dozen militants dead. A coalition statement says the troops were targeting...

  • RIC troika calls for clamp down on spread of heroin from Afghanistan
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    Yekatarinburg (Russia), : Raising concerns over the illicit drugs trade going on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, the Russia-India-China troika in the joint communique has called for the creation of a security belt around Afghanistan to halt the spread of heroin.

  • Suicide bomber attacks police in Afghan market
    Afghanistan News.Net
    A suicide bomber has attacked a convoy of police vehicles in south-western Afghanistan, killing 16 people, including a police commander, and wounding 28.

  • 3 Italian soldiers wounded by roadside bomb in Afghanistan
    People's Daily
    Three Italian soldiers were injured in a roadside bomb attack near the Afghan capital of Kabul Thursday, according to Italian Defense Ministry. Two of the soldiers suffered only minor injuries, while...

  • Suicide bomb kills 15 in Afghanistan
    USA Today
    Kabul, Afghanistan — An official says a suicide bomber wearing a burqa has killed 15 people and wounded 22 others in a crowded market in southwestern Afghanistan.

  • Afghan narco-terrorist convicted on drug charges
    Fox 23
    Getty Images/File) - A federal jury has found an Afghan enemy combatant guilty of drug charges in what the Justice Department calls the first convictions under new narco-terrorism...

  • House Defeats War Funds for Iraq, Afghanistan
    Smart Money
    Of (Dow Jones)- In a surprise, the U.S. House of Representatives voted down Thursday a proposal to continue funding the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. The bill...

  • Top Taliban leader vows revenge on America
    The Seattle Times
    Khar, Pakistan — A top Taliban leader vowed Thursday to target the U.S. after an alleged missile strike killed several people in northwest Pakistan, a threat that could undermine the new...

  • Assailants stab female Afghan journalist
    The Daily Star
    Heart, Afghanistan: A female Afghan journalist was stabbed and wounded Thursday, authorities said, a day after unknown men threatened to kill her unless she quit her job at a local television...



  • Foreign agents behind Afghan killings
    USA Today
    Kabul, Afghanistan — A U.N. rights official has alleged that foreign intelligence agents have taken part in secret raids in Afghanistan that have killed civilians.

  • UN rapporteur Alston slams
    Inquirer
    There is &staggeringly high& complacency in Afghanistan about the hundreds of civilians being killed by international troops, Afghan police and extremist rebels, a UN rapporteur said...

  • Suicide bomber targets Afghan police
    CNN
    Bomber detonated explosive in front of police convoy in crowded market At least 12 people killed 26 wounded, officials say Afghan police say bomber was female, Taliban say it was a male...

  • Suicide blast kills 18 Afghan police, civilians
    Reuters
    A suicide blast killed 18 police and civilians on Thursday in Afghanistan's western province of Farah, officials said.

  • Suicide bomber kills 12 in Afghan market
    CNN Asia
    Bomber detonated explosive in front of police convoy in crowded market At least 12 people killed 26 wounded, officials say Afghan police say bomber was female, Taliban say it was a male...

  • Taleban killed in Afghan incursion
    BBC
    Pro-taleban fighters in Pakistan have brought back the bodies of at least nine comrades killed in Afghanistan, officials and witnesses say. Officials in South Waziristan tribal district quote...

  • Suicide bomber kills 15 in Afghanistan
    Examiner
    Afghanistan , a provincial official said.Three policemen, including a district police chief, and 12 civilians were among the dead. The police tried to stop the bomber seconds before he exploded in...

  • 15 die in Afghan suicide bomb
    WLOX
    A provincial official in Afghanistan says a suicide bomber wearing a burqa has killed 15 people and wounded 22 others in a crowded market. The official says the bomber...

  • WHO confirms `charmakĀ’ disease in Herat Province
    IRIN
    Charmak disease – also known as camel belly - is caused by exposure to pyrrolizidine alkaloids found in Charmak weed which grows in grain fields, WHO...

  • Pakistan, Taliban swap prisoners
    The Seattle Times
    Islamabad, Pakistan — Pakistani authorities and Taliban militants exchanged dozens of prisoners Wednesday, officials said in the latest breakthrough in a peace process that is stirring growing...

  • Russia, China, India seek Afghan anti-drug "belt"
    Reuters
    China, India and Russia called on Thursday for the creation of a security belt around Afghanistan to halt the spread of heroin.

  • Afghan police hit by bomb attack
    BBC
    At least five policeman and two civilians have been killed in a suicide bomb attack in western Afghanistan. A police official in Farah province said a woman on foot had carried out the attack. The...

  • Bomber kills 15 in crowded Afghan market
    MSNBC
    A suicide bomber wearing a burqa blew himself up at a crowded market in western Afghanistan on Thursday, killing 15 people and wounding 22 others, an official said.The bomber...

  • Suicide attack in Afghanistan kills, wounds more than 20 people
    Earth Times
    Kabul - A suicide bomber rammed his explosive-laden vehicle into a convoy of police vehicles in south-western Afghanistan on Thursday morning, killing or wounding more than 20 people, including some...

  • Suicide bomber in Afghanistan kills 15
    International Herald Tribune
    An official says a suicide bomber wearing a burqa has killed 15 people and wounded 22 others in a crowded market in southwestern Afghanistan. Younus Rasoul, an official in Farah province, said the...

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