We have started to collect the most important news related to Afghanistan in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
At least five Afghan policemen are poisoned and then shot dead at a checkpoint in the southern city of Kandahar, intelligence officials say.
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Kabul's mayor sets up a mobile donation fund to collect money in order to save the city's historical sites.
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Pakistani PM Yousuf Raza Gilani is travelling to Qatar where officials indicate he will discuss peace efforts in Afghanistan.
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At least nine people are killed in a car bomb attack on police headquarters in the southern Afghan city of Kandahar, officials say.
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The number of civilians killed and injured in the Afghan conflict has risen for the fifth year in a row, a UN report reveals.
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The number of civilians killed and injured in the Afghan conflict has risen for the fifth year in a row, a UN report reveals.
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Militants have killed at least seven Pakistani soldiers in an attack on a checkpoint in Kurram tribal region near the Afghan border, officials say.
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Why Taliban are so strong in Afghanistan 10 years on
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The US will seek to wind down combat operations in Afghanistan in 2013, the defence secretary says, more than a year before a deadline for withdrawal.
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The US Defence Secretary, Leon Panetta, says he hopes American troops in Afghanistan can end their combat role by as early as the middle of 2013, 18 months before the Nato mission in the country is due to end.
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Pakistan's foreign minister says her country has no hidden agenda in Afghanistan, as a leaked Nato report accuses Islamabad of links to the Taliban.
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Pakistan's foreign minister says her country has no hidden agenda in Afghanistan, in response to a leaked secret Nato report on Islamabad's links to the Afghan Taliban.
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The Taliban in Afghanistan are being directly assisted by Pakistani security services, according to a secret Nato report seen by the BBC.
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About 20 suspected insurgents have been killed in attacks by Pakistani jets near the Afghan border, officials say.
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Germany returns an ancient pre-Islamic sculpture looted during Afghanistan's civil war, officials say.
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A woman in north-eastern Afghanistan is arrested for allegedly strangling her daughter-in-law for giving birth to a third daughter.
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The Afghan government is planning to meet the Taliban in Saudi Arabia in an attempt to jump-start peace talks, the BBC has learned.
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Three members of an Afghan-Canadian family are found guilty of murdering four of their female relatives in a case of so-called honour killing.
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The government of Afghan President Hamid Karzai is planning to meet the Taliban in Saudi Arabia in an attempt to jump-start peace talks, the BBC learns.
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Afghanistan's President Hamid Karzai thanks the British people for sacrificing "blood and treasure" for the future of his country.
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French troops will resume training Afghan soldiers on Saturday but Paris will pull out most of its troops by the end of 2013, President Nicolas Sarkozy says.
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France is not planning to withdraw its troops from Afghanistan by the end of this year, French Foreign Minister Alain Juppe says.
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A woman in northern Afghanistan gives birth to sextuplets, despite being unaware she was carrying more than one child.
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France suspends its military training operations in Afghanistan after four French soldiers are shot dead in an incident involving a member of the Afghan army.
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Six foreign soldiers are killed in a helicopter crash in Afghanistan, the worst such incident since last August, Nato says.
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At least seven civilians die in a suicide attack at an airport used by international forces in the southern Afghan city of Kandahar, officials say.
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Thirteen people have died, and many others including Nato troops are wounded, in two attacks in Afghanistan's southern Helmand province.
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Police are investigating allegations of child abuse by two British soldiers in Afghanistan.
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Heavy snow and avalanches in the Afghan province of Badakhshan kill at least 16 people with many more missing feared dead, officials say.
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Plight of the Afghan women jailed for being raped
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Students at Afghanistan's first music academy hope to reclaim the country's musical legacy.
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In a new survey, the UN Office on Drugs and Crime says income received by opium farmers in Afghanistan rose by 133% and that poppy cultivation has also increased.
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There was a big increase in the price of Afghan opium last year compared to 2010, the UN says, with farmers earning the equivalent of 9% of GDP.
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A suicide bomb in the southern Afghan province of Kandahar kills a district governor thought to be an important figure in peace efforts with the Taliban.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai "strongly condemns" a video apparently showing US Marines urinating on dead Taliban fighters.
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A US drone attack kills at least three militants in Pakistan's tribal area near the Afghan border, local intelligence officials say.
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Two policeman and three attackers are reported to have been killed in a gun battle after insurgents stormed a government building in Sharan, in south-eastern Afghanistan.
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A man dressed in Afghan army uniform has shot dead a Nato soldier in southern Afghanistan, the International Security Assistance Force (Isaf) says.
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Afghan investigators accuse US Army members of abusing detainees at Bagram prison, after President Karzai said it should come under Afghan control.
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Six children are killed in a bomb blast in the Afghan city of Tarin Kowt, while five Nato soldiers die in separate attacks in the south.
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Two British nationals are arrested in Afghanistan for carrying 30 unlicensed guns, police say.
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Afghan female boxers are training to compete in the 2012 Olympic Games in London
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A special police unit has been set up, Afghan officials say, to hunt down the husband and others responsible for the torture of a 15-year-old bride.
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At least five people have died and some 16 others have been hurt in a suicide attack in the southern Afghan city of Kandahar, police say.
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Afghanistan's national power company says it will cut the electricity supply to the central prison unless it pays its overdue bills soon.
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A soldier from 1st Battalion the Yorkshire Regiment has been killed in Afghanistan, the Ministry of Defence announces, adding that his family are aware.
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Gen David Petraeus almost resigned over President Barack Obama's decision to draw down US troops levels in Afghanistan, says a new biography.
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A roadside bomb has killed at least 10 police officers in the south-western Afghan province of Helmand, officials say.
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A road and rail bridge linking Afghanistan with Uzbekistan has become a key supply route for food, goods and Western troops.
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The MoD names two servicemen who died following an explosion in Afghanistan last week, including one who died of his injuries in a UK hospital.
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A video given to the BBC shows the extent of the injuries suffered by a 15 year-old Afghan child bride who was locked up and tortured by her husband.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai say he would back the opening of a Taliban liaison office in Qatar if it would help towards peace.
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China gains potential access to millions of barrels of oil as it wins a key approval for oil exploration in Afghanistan.
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At least 22 people, including a prominent MP, are killed in a suicide bombing at a funeral in north-eastern Afghanistan.
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Some 9,500 British service personnel are working as usual in Afghanistan, thousands of miles from their loved ones, in the sixth year UK forces have been stationed there.
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A member of the Royal Air Force injured in an explosion in Afghanistan has died in a UK hospital, the Ministry of Defence says.
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The head of the British Army, General Sir Peter Wall, has visited servicemen and women in Helmand province to thank them for their work in Afghanistan.
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Pakistan rejects a US report into an air strike at the Afghan border which killed 24 Pakistani soldiers, saying it is "short on facts".
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The US military admits bearing significant responsibility for last month's air strike on the Afghan border that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers.
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The US military has admitted it bears significant responsibility for last month's air strike on the Afghan border that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers.
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A Royal Marine has been killed by an explosion near the Afghan capital Kabul, the Ministry of Defence announces.
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Afghan authorities struggle to tackle gridlock on the streets of the capital Kabul, as cars become more affordable for the city's expanding population.
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Eight US soldiers are charged over the death of a teenage soldier found dead in a guard tower in Afghanistan after apparently shooting himself.
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A train runs for the first time on Afghanistan's only major railway, between the Uzbek border and the northern city of Mazar-e-Sharif.
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A roadside bomb kills five Polish soldiers in a Nato convoy in Afghanistan, Poland's heaviest loss of life since the mission began.
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Prime Minister David Cameron visits UK troops serving in Afghanistan - but a dust storm stops him visiting the main British base of Camp Bastion.
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What became of bomb victims when headlines moved on?
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The BBC's Rustam Qobil visited places and people affected by the violence to find out what happens to them when the news cameras go away.
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Tarana, a young girl who lost her younger brother in a suicide attack, explained to the BBC what she had witnessed.
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US-trained Afghan village police units have committed some human rights abuses, a US military inquiry finds.
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An Afghan woman freed from jail on Wednesday for adultery - after being raped - tells the BBC that she may be willing to marry her attacker.
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An Afghan woman is freed after being jailed for adultery after a relative raped her in a case that attracted wide attention, her lawyer tells the BBC.
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With Pakistan closed, Nato seeks new supply routes to Afghanistan
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Manas airbase is crucial for supplying the US in Afghanistan but its lease is due to expire in 2014.
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