15 min ago | The Sydney Morning Herald
War on cold stepped up in Afghanistan
INTERNATIONAL aid agencies in Kabul are scaling up efforts to assist refugees suffering the effects of the harshest winter in Afghanistan in 15 years.
15 min ago | E-Ariana
Kabul digs deep to restore grand palaces - and pride
The Guardian 02/12/2012 By Jon Boone in Kabul [Printer Friendly Version] Public asked to donate to renovate historic buildings badly damaged during decades of conflict in Afghanistan Few buildings in Kabul are as iconic, or tragic, as Darulaman Palace in the south-west of the Afghan capital.
2 hrs ago | CTV
New wave of troops to start deploying to Afghanistan
The soldiers and their loved ones will assemble at the New Brunswick military base before embarking on a mission aimed at strengthening the ability of the Afghan National Army and Afghan National Police to quell the insurgency.
6 hrs ago | The Washington Post
Soldier's death in Afghanistan sparks debate over installing guns on US Army medevac choppers
It took a medevac unit 59 minutes to get U.S. Army Spec. Chazray Clark to a hospital in southern Afghanistan after receiving a call that a roadside bombing severed three of his limbs.
10 hrs ago | Pretoria News
Taliban talks spur Pakistan detente
Pakistan appears to be encouraging a detente with Kabul and Washington, launching a diplomatic offensive to ensure that it remains central to efforts to initiate peace talks with the Taliban.
14 hrs ago | Reuters
NATO admits killing Afghan children in air strike
NATO-led forces in Afghanistan said on Monday they had mistakenly killed a group of children in an air strike that has enraged the government, and said their deaths may have been linked to an anti-insurgent operation in the area.
Long Neglected, Camps in Kabul Get a Deluge of Aid
The 6,000 refugees living in the Charahi Qambar camp did not object when American soldiers came by Saturday to deliver 1,100 blankets for the families there.
The year was 2009. A grey haired, bespectacled man found himself making a journey back home.
New York Times this Sunday morning: Outsourcing Risk and Death in the Afghan War.
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Would-be child suicide bomber released in Kabul, re-captured
Three detained terrorists and two young would-be suicide bombers stand with their explosive material after they were captured in Kandahar, Afghanistan, Feb.
Afghan helicopter crash kills 4 Tajik contractors
A U.S. military contractor says one of its helicopters has crashed in southern Afghanistan, killing all four Tajik crew members.
Afghans fret flight of hard cash a sign of things to come
In the crush of people in Kabul's Shahzada money market, conspiracy theories are a currency as hard as the bundles of cash in the hands of bearded traders trying to divine their future.
Afghan war's risks shift to contractors
Mohammed Mansoori clears the grave in Kabul of his brother, Qais, who died at age 20 while working as an interpreter for an American contractor.
648 Maneuver Enhancement Brigade challenged by drawdown in afghanistan
A month after arriving in Kabul, Afghanistan, a Columbus-based Georgia National Guard unit faces challenges drawing down troops and closing installations, the commander said this week.
Father, son example of one team, one fight
While Army 1st Sgt. Walter Josephs Jr. is on his sixth deployment, his son, Airman 1st Class Walter Josephs Jr., is on his first.
Kabul's tiniest war refugees are dying in the cold
A relative holds the body of 3-month old Khan Mohammad as he is prepared for burial at the Nasaji Bagrami refugee camp in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Wednesday.
Official: Roadside bomb kills 5 Afghan policemen
An Afghan man warms his hands over a fire in a brazier on a horse cart in Kabul, Afghanistan, Thursday, Feb.
Soldier Returns Home From Afghanistan, Surprises Daughter At Game
A tearful surprise reunion was the highlight of the Washington University women's basketball game Friday night, as a freshman player, who thought her father was still in Afghanistan , suddenly saw dad at center court.
PHOTOS: Wakefield Families Welcome Home Troops
More than 150 members of the National Guard rejoined their families last night in Reading after a year-long deployment to Kabul City in Afghanistan.