Civilian deaths in Afghanistan fall 20 percent: U.N.
KABUL (Reuters) - After five years of rising deaths, civilian casualties in Afghanistan dropped 20 percent in the first four months of the year, the United Nations said, a rare...
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Civilian deaths in Afghanistan fall 20 percent, says U.N
KABUL (Reuters) - After five years of rising deaths, civilian casualties in Afghanistan dropped 20 percent in the first four months of the year, the United Nations said, a rare...
Afghan opium price hike to stir violence: minister
KABUL (Reuters) - The price of opium cultivated in Afghanistan is set to rise as the security forces step up their eradication efforts and a fungus ravages the poppies that...
Afghan opium price hike to stir violence: minister
KABUL (Reuters) - The price of opium cultivated in Afghanistan is set to rise as the security forces step up their eradication efforts and a fungus ravages the poppies that...
Afghanistan’s Karzai considers change in election timetable
KABUL (Reuters) - Afghan President Hamid Karzai said on Thursday he was considering changes to either the 2014 timetable for a presidential election or the transition of security to Afghan...
Afghanistan’s Karzai considers change in election timetable
KABUL (Reuters) - Afghan President Hamid Karzai said on Thursday he was considering changes to either the 2014 timetable for a presidential election or the transition of security to Afghan...
Afghan security forces worry over fratricidal brothers-in-arms
KABUL (Reuters) - While NATO soldiers worry whether an Afghan partner might turn from an ally to a lethal foe, Afghan soldier Sayed Rahim says he's afraid his own comrades...
Afghan security forces worry over fratricidal brothers-in-arms
KABUL (Reuters) - While NATO soldiers worry whether an Afghan partner might turn from an ally to a lethal foe, Afghan soldier Sayed Rahim says he's afraid his own comrades...
Stress and gripes, not Taliban, drive Afghan insider attacks: NATO
KABUL (Reuters) - Personal grievances, battle stress, and domestic problems are behind more attacks by rogue Afghan security forces on NATO troops than are Taliban infiltrators, the coalition said on...
Stress and gripes, not Taliban, drive Afghan insider attacks: NATO
KABUL (Reuters) - Personal grievances, battle stress, and domestic problems are behind more attacks by rogue Afghan security forces on NATO troops than are Taliban infiltrators, the coalition said on...