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Police say Taliban gunmen have targeted a UN compound in central Kabul in a coordinated attack, which included explosions and a gunbattle.
A leading press freedom organization in Afghanistan has demanded an investigation into the killing of a journalist who was found dead after being missing for weeks.
The Afghan Finance Minister has rejected a report by a U.S. government watchdog that Kabul has levied nearly $ 1 billion in illegitimate taxes on contractors working on U.S.-funded reconstruction projects,
The U.S. government's leading oversight authority on Afghanistan's reconstruction says the Afghan government has levied nearly $1 billion in taxes on contractors supporting Washington's efforts in the war-torn country.
Iran's ambassador to Afghanistan has visited the Foreign Ministry in Kabul after being summoned by the Foreign Ministry in Kabul over the reported killing of Afghan migrants by Iranian border guards.
Violence has broken out at an anti-Pakistan demonstration in southern Afghanistan, with reports of at least 11 dead.
An Afghan border guard has reportedly been killed and three others injured during a six-hour clash with Pakistani troops along a disputed border line between the two countries.
A number of girls appear to have been poisoned at a school in the Afghan capital, Kabul.
Pakistan has closed its main border crossing with Afghanistan along the highway linking Kabul and Islamabad.
Alliance officials said there was no insurgent activity when the plane went down in the province of Zabul.
Afghan officials say 45 people have been killed in a road incident near the southern city of Kandahar.
Afghan authorities say they have arrested five Taliban-linked militants, including a woman, who were planning to launch suicide attacks against civilians later this month.
World leaders are condemning the deadly bombings at the annual Boston Marathon in Massachusetts and offering assistance to U.S. authorities.
A senior Afghan military official says Pakistan has promised to remove controversial installations along the disputed border line between the two countries that had prompted anger in Kabul.
In a national security council meeting, Afghan President Hamid Karzai instructed his ministries of Defense, Interior, and Foreign Affairs to take "immediate action" to see the removal of the installations along the British-drawn Durand Line.
Security in Afghanistan's southeastern province of Ghazni was tight as the provincial capital is set to be declared an Islamic capital of culture in 2013.
A NATO helicopter has crashed in eastern Afghanistan, killing the two crew members onboard.
At least 26 people were killed on April 6 during a battle in Afghanistan’s eastern Kunar Province near the border with Pakistan.
Afghanistan's intelligence chief, who was wounded by a suicide bomber, has returned home after four months of medical treatment in the United States.
Taliban fighters have been reportedly forced out of Afghanistan's Warduj district, which borders Tajikistan.
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