RFE/RL's Radio Azadi is one of the most popular and trusted media outlets in Afghanistan. Nearly half of the country's adult audience accesses Azadi's reporting on a weekly basis.
U.S. military officials say all four NATO troops killed in a helicopter crash in southern Afghanistan on April 19 were Americans.
Afghan President Hamid Karzai says that his government needs at least $2 billion a year from the United States after it withdraws its troops by 2014.
Afghan intelligence officials say security forces repelled a wave of militants in a number of Afghan cities following coordinated attacks in the capital and elsewhere.
Afghan Mines Minister Wahidullah Shahrani says Kabul and New Delhi have signed a legal framework to allow Indian investors to participate in developing his country's ore industry.
Afghan Minister of Communications and Information Technology Amir Zai Sangin says that country will accept bids from investors to build and place in orbit its first telecommunications satellite.
Afghan officials have announced that Afghanistan and the United States have signed a deal putting Afghan forces in charge of controversial night raids.
Afghan authorities have appealed to citizens to provide information to help solve the case of two dead children whose bodies were found with signs that they had been attacked with acid.
Afghan officials say a girl and a boy have been killed in an acid attack in central Afghanistan.
An Afghan High Peace Council member said that the United States had agreed in principle to set free four or five Taliban prisoners from its detention center in Guantanamo Bay.
A former Afghan governor has denied allegations that he was involved in the May 2009 killing of a U.S. colonel and a female U.S. soldier in Kapisa Province.
The chairman of Afghanistan's Senate, Fazal Hadi Muslimyar, has reacted angrily to a speech by Iranian President Mahmud Ahmadinejad during a regional conference in Dushanbe earlier this week.
NATO-led forces say a senior commander of the Al-Qaeda-linked Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan (IMU) has been killed by allied troops in northwestern Afghanistan.
An Afghan official has told RFE/RL's Radio Free Afghanistan that families who lost relatives in the Kandahar massacre by a U.S. soldier have been paid compensation.
Afghanistan's cricketers have achieved another sporting high for the nation by qualifying for the Twenty20 World Cup for only the second time in Afghan history.
A German-Afghan man whose information sparked terrorism warnings across Europe in 2010 went on trial in Germany on charges that he was a member of terrorist groups.
The U.S. soldier suspected of killing 16 Afghan civilians has been named.
Officials from Afghanistan's largest prison say some 100 inmates have gone on hunger strike over their alleged mistreatment at the facility.
Afghan President Hamid Karzai said he is nearly ready to sign a general Strategic Partnership Agreement with the United States.
Afghan President Hamid Karzai has condemned a shooting spree by a U.S. soldier whom he says killed 16 Afghan civilians -- including nine children and three women -- and has demanded an explanation from NATO.
Officials in Afghanistan say at least 40 people have been killed from avalanches that struck two villages in the mountainous northeast of the country.
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