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41. news | 22 May 2013
7 dead in Afghan suicide blast: officials
By AFP
» A teenage suicide bomber killed seven people in central Afghanistan on Wednesday when he targeted local fighters who battle against Taliban insurgents, officials said.
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42. news | 21 May 2013
Eleven Afghan police killed in latest violence
By AFP
» A roadside bomb in western Afghanistan and clashes in the volatile south left eleven police officers dead, officials said Tuesday.
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43. news | 09 May 2013
Karzai says US could keep nine Afghanistan bases
By AFP
» Afghan President Hamid Karzai said Thursday that he could allow the United States to keep nine military bases in the country as part of negotiations over a long-term security pact with Washington.
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44. news | 15 May 2013
Afghan village gold mine lures modern-day prospectors
By AFP
» After scrambling up a steep mountainside in north Afghanistan, Morad Ali crouches beside a gap cut in the slope and touches some reddish-brown rock. "The gold is in here," he says.
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45. news | 30 Mar 2013
NATO airstrike 'kills two Afghan children'
By AFP
» A NATO helicopter strike killed two children in southern Afghanistan on Saturday, officials said, in the latest civilian casualties to beset the coalition's war against Taliban militants.
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46. news | 03 May 2013
Afghan father guns down daughter over 'affair'
By AFP
» In front of 300 villagers, Halima's father shot her in the head, stomach and waist -- a public execution overseen by local religious leaders in Afghanistan to punish her for an alleged affair.
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47. news | 15 Apr 2013
Afghan roadside bomb kills 7 civilians
By AFP
» A roadside bomb hit a tractor in southern Afghanistan on Monday, killing seven civilians and wounding four others, officials said.
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48. news | 14 Apr 2013
Freed French hostage returns to France
By AFP
» French photographer Pierre Borghi returned to France on Sunday, a week after he was freed in Afghanistan following four months in captivity, officials said.
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49. news | 28 Mar 2013
Afghanistan accuses Pakistan of wrecking peace hopes
By AFP
» The Afghan government on Thursday accused Pakistan of wrecking efforts to end the Taliban's bloody 11-year insurgency, in the latest sign of worsening cross-border relations.
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50. news | 22 May 2013
Afghan interpreters to get British visas
By AFP
» Around 600 Afghan interpreters who served with British forces fighting the Taliban in southern Afghanistan will be allowed to stay in Britain, the government revealed on Wednesday.

