We have started to collect the most important news related to Afghanistan in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
An Indian woman, who wrote a popular memoir about her escape from the Taliban, is shot dead in Afghanistan by suspected militants, police say.
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At least two worshippers have been injured after two men armed with assault rifles and knives attacked a Shia mosque early on Thursday, officials say.
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Nato's second-in-command in Afghanistan, UK Gen John Lorimer, tells the BBC that local troops are an "effective force" despite rising casualties.
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Every year, thousands of asylum seekers leave Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, Iraq and Iran to make the dangerous and illegal journey across the sea to Australia.
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Eight policemen are arrested in northern Afghanistan, accused of killing six children when they fired rockets into a pond to catch fish.
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Taliban militants attack a US base in eastern Afghanistan, sparking a lengthy gun battle in which three insurgents were killed.
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In Afghanistan, a female politician who escaped an assassination attempt in the south of the country says she fully intends to return to work.
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A suicide bomber kills five people and injures around 20 outside a bank in the southern Afghan city of Kandahar.
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Australia's military is investigating an incident in which troops allegedly mutilated an insurgent in Afghanistan, a media report says.
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A suicide bomber has killed a district governor and six others at a memorial service in the northern Afghan province of Kunduz, officials say.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai condemns the killing of 12 civilians in two separate attacks in Afghanistan.
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US President Barack Obama presents the Medal of Honor to a soldier for heroism during an Afghan battle that lasted more than six hours.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai urges Pakistan "to facilitate peace talks" between his country and the Taliban during a brief visit to Islamabad.
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Robert Bales, the US soldier who murdered 16 Afghan villagers last year, is sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
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Robert Bales, the US soldier who killed 16 Afghan villagers, apologises for the "act of cowardice" as he makes his case for release one day.
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A US soldier who killed 16 civilians in Afghanistan is confronted by one of the survivors, as his sentencing hears graphic details of the massacre.
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A charity in Afghanistan is teaching young boys and girls traumatised by years of conflict circus skills to help them develop a sense of confidence and learn the value of teamwork.
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There have been joyous scenes in Kabul after Afghanistan's footballers beat Pakistan 3-0 in a friendly match - the first international game played in the capital for a decade.
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Afghanistan's footballers beat Pakistan 3-0 in a friendly match - the first international to be held in Kabul in a decade.
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Afghanistan's footballers have triumphed over Pakistan 3-0 in a friendly match, the first international game played in Kabul in a decade.
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Nine building contractors and a policeman have been killed by insurgents in an attack on a camp in western Afghanistan, officials say.
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Campaigners deliver a petition to Downing Street calling for Afghan interpreters who work with UK forces to be allowed to settle in Britain.
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The Taliban have kidnapped a female Afghan MP as she and her children were travelling in a rural area south of the capital Kabul, the authorities say.
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Flash floods in Afghanistan's Kabul province have killed 22 people, according to officials.
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Three Nato soldiers have been killed in an attack by insurgents in the Paktia province in eastern Afghanistan, officials say.
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Flooding following a weekend of heavy rains kills 22 people in Afghanistan's Kabul province, many of them women and children, officials say.
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A bomb kills 12 women and two children in eastern Afghanistan as they visit a grave on the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Fitr.
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Afghan Taliban leader Mullah Omar says that his fighters will not seek to monopolise power when foreign troops withdraw next year.
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Torrential monsoons across eastern Afghanistan and Pakistan have killed at least 100 people, and destroyed hundreds of homes.
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Torrential monsoon rains across eastern Afghanistan and northern Pakistan have killed at least 100 people and destroyed hundreds of homes.
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Afghan officials say at least four people have been killed and more than 20 wounded in an explosion at a market in the city of Kandahar.
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A storm system brings torrential rain to eastern Afghanistan and neighbouring Pakistan, causing floods which have killed at least 80 people.
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Suicide bombers target the Indian consulate in the eastern Afghan city of Jalalabad, killing at least nine civilians, police say.
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The first female aeroplane pilot in Afghanistan has qualified as the country boosts its military forces, including a new Air Force.
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An investigation is launched by Nato into the deaths of at least five Afghan policemen mistakenly killed in an airstrike in the east of the country.
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The Wikileaks disclosures strained US-Afghan ties, a retired US Army general says at the sentencing hearing of Pte First Class Bradley Manning.
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The United Nations has reported an increase in the number of Afghan civilian deaths this year, compared with the same period last year.
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Why Afghanistan may soon have little left to catch
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Large numbers of migratory birds are being killed in Afghanistan every year as more people take up the centuries-old pastime of bird-hunting, environmentalists have warned.
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New Zealand officials deny a report that its military conspired with US spy agencies to monitor a freelance journalist in Afghanistan.
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British soldiers return to an area of Afghanistan they defended until 2010 to assist Afghan troops fighting Taliban insurgents.
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Gloom, helplessness, uncertainty grip Afghanistan
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Three members of the Nato-led International Security Assistance Force are killed in an attack in eastern Afghanistan, the force says.
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Afghanistan's parliament votes to replace Interior Minister Mujtaba Patang, accusing him of failing to tackle insecurity.
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Eight Afghan labourers who were on their way to work at a US military base in Logar province are shot dead, local officials say.
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The BBC's defence correspondent, Jonathan Beale has been to Kandahar Province - to speak to commanders on both sides of the conflict as attacks targeting people linked to the government continue
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Afghan child bride dismayed as her torturers walk free
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An investigation is launched after an Afghan soldier who was recently been jailed for firing on Nato troops manages to escape from custody.
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More British soldiers and veterans took their own lives in 2012 than died fighting in Afghanistan, the BBC's Panorama learns.
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The challenge of moving military equipment out of Helmand
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A Slovakian Nato soldier has been killed and six wounded in an "insider attack" at Kandahar airport, authorities in Bratislava say.
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At least 17 people including women and children are killed by a roadside bomb in in western Afghanistan, officials tell the BBC.
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Jonathan Beale speaks to Nato and Taliban commanders in Kandahar Province, southern Afghanistan, about the prospects for reconciliation.
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At least 12 people are killed, mostly policemen, in a suicide attack at a police station in the southern Afghan province of Uruzgan, officials say.
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A top female police officer, Lt Islam Bibi, is shot dead in Afghanistan's Helmand province, officials say.
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The head of the Afghan army tells BBC HARDtalk fighting in Afghanistan could be stopped "in weeks" if Pakistan told the Taliban to end the insurgency.
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Nato commander discusses the alliance's future post-Afghanistan
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Fighting in Afghanistan could be stopped in weeks if Pakistan told the Taliban to end the insurgency, the head of the Afghan army tells the BBC.
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Security worker Mark Duffus, 41, is among seven killed in a suicide bombing at the Kabul base of a logistics firm supplying Nato forces in Afghanistan.
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Insurgents kill at least seven people in a suicide attack on the Kabul base of a logistics firm supplying Nato forces in Afghanistan.
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Afghan security forces have defused an alleged would-be suicide bomber's explosive vest while he was still wearing it, preventing an attack in Jalalabad in eastern Afghanistan.
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The Taliban should engage in the political process if they want a role in Afghanistan's future, British Prime Minister David Cameron says during a trip to the country.
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The West should have tried talking to the Taliban a decade ago after they had just been toppled from power, the UK's top general in Afghanistan says.
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A US watchdog says a Pentagon plan to spend $780m (£513m) on 48 new aircraft for unskilled Afghan pilots would be "imprudent".
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Ten Afghan detainees captured by British forces are transferred to the Afghan authorities, the Ministry of Defence says.
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Two Afghan detainees captured by British forces have dropped legal challenges to their detention and can now be transferred to Afghan authorities.
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The US and Afghan presidents reaffirm their commitment to peace talks with the Taliban, hours after Taliban militants attacked a CIA station.
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Afghan security forces fight off militants who attacked near the presidential palace, one of the most secure areas of Kabul.
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New hope for sole US prisoner of Taliban in Afghanistan
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US Secretary of State John Kerry expresses caution about future talks with the Taliban, following a row over the Afghan insurgents' office in Qatar.
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A row over the status of the Taliban's newly-opened office in Qatar continues to frustrate efforts to start Afghan peace talks there.
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The US Secretary of State John Kerry calls the Afghan leader to defuse tension over the opening of a Taliban office, an Afghan official tells the BBC.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry has spoken by phone to Afghan President Hamid Karzai to try to defuse tensions, an Afghan spokesman has told the BBC.
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The Afghan government will not take part in peace talks with the Taliban unless the process is "Afghan-led", President Hamid Karzai announces.
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