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We have started to collect the most important news related to Afghanistan in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Nato leaders welcome the relaxation of curbs on deployment of some members' troops in Afghanistan.
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United StatesNato leaders continue to limit deployment in Afghanistan, despite US calls to accept difficult assignments.
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Afghanistan's soaring opium trade threatens to wreck rebuilding efforts, the UN and World Bank warn.
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Nato can succeed in Afghanistan but only if members raise their game, the alliance's head warns.
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Oxfam says more than half of Afghan children are missing out on school because of a lack of teachers and places.
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A suicide bomber in southern Afghanistan has killed two foreign soldiers, the Nato-led force says.
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A suicide bomber in eastern Afghanistan kills at least 15 people and wounds 25 others in an attack on a restaurant.
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United KingdomThe UK government faces fresh claims that its troops in Afghanistan lack vital equipment.
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A record Afghan opium poppy crop means more will die of heroin overdoses in European cities, the UN warns.
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United KingdomThe UK prime minister says troops fighting the Taleban will stay in Afghanistan until the job is done.
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Pakistan, United KingdomPrime Minister Tony Blair visits British troops in southern Afghanistan on a flying visit to the country.
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Pakistan, United KingdomThe British and Pakistani leaders agree to strengthen their ties in the fight against terrorism.
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Bad weather in west Afghanistan hinders delivery of aid to survivors of floods that killed at least 52 people.
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President Hamid Karzai urges neighbouring nations to help Afghanistan, saying instability threatens regional peace.
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At least 56 people are killed and dozens missing in flash floods in western Afghanistan, officials say.
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The Afghan government begins deploying auxiliary police units that critics say are "legalised militias".
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United KingdomBritish forces in Afghanistan have shot dead two civilians and injured a child, say military officials.
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United StatesA top American defence official warns that the level of violence in Afghanistan will continue to increase.
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Young Afghan women are increasingly committing suicide by setting themselves on fire, NGOs say.
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United StatesUS and Afghan forces say they have captured a high-ranking al-Qaeda figure in eastern Afghanistan.
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United StatesUS and Afghan forces say they have captured a high-ranking al-Qaeda figure in eastern Afghanistan.
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Deaths in the conflict in Afghanistan have risen four-fold this year, five years after the Taleban regime fell.
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Human Rights Watch urges the UN to address the deteriorating security situation in Afghanistan.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai's offer to hold talks with insurgent leaders receives a mixed response.
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Afghanistan is poised to allow aerial spraying of opium poppy crops for the first time, officials say.
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IndiaActress Angelina Jolie takes a break from filming in India to meet refugees from Afghanistan and Burma.
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ItalyAn Italian photographer kidnapped in Afghanistan last month has been set free, Italian officials say.
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Six police die as their convoy in western Afghanistan comes under attack by militants, officials say.
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GermanyGermany suspends more soldiers over photos showing troops posing with human skulls in Afghanistan.
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A suicide bomber targets a convoy of Nato troops near a base outside the southern Afghan city of Kandahar.
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A roadside bomb kills three Nato soldiers and wounds another in eastern Afghanistan, officials say.
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The situation of Afghan women five years after the fall of the Taleban has hardly changed, a rights group says.
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PakistanAt least 80 militants are killed by Pakistani forces in an air strike on a religious school, the army says.
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Nato forces in Afghanistan say they have killed 70 suspected militants in clashes in Uruzgan province.
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A top Nato commander apologises for the deaths of Afghan civilians in an air raid, but blames Taleban fighters.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai says Afghans are "hurt and saddened" by civilian deaths in a Nato air strike.
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GermanyGermany suspends two soldiers over photos showing German troops posing with human skulls in Afghanistan.
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Nato admits that at least 12 Afghan civilians died in an air strike which local people say hit a nomad camp.
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Scores of civilians have been killed in Nato raids against the Taleban in southern Afghanistan, officials say.
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United KingdomThe governor of Afghanistan's southern Helmand province says the UK has broken promises on aid.
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At least 12 people die in fierce fighting between rival militias in western Afghanistan, police have said.
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Nearly two million people in southern Afghanistan will need food aid this winter, the UN and Afghan government say.
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A website posting said to be from Taleban leader Mullah Omar threatens a rise in Afghan violence.
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Travelling with the Taleban in Afghanistan, David Loyn discovers how it is they, rather than Nato troops who appear to be winning hearts.
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CanadaCanada tells Nato that its other members must better support the military operation in Afghanistan.
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