An Afghan Afghanistan

An Afghan Homecoming

The Afghan Muddle

Afghan glasses salesmen.

Afghan National Police

China s Afghan Game Plan

NATO s Dangerous Afghan Dream

The Afghan Endgame Mirage

Afghan National Army (ANA).

Obama s Failed Afghan Peace Strategy

Opium is choking Afghan society.

Leveling the Afghan Playing Field

China and the Afghan Endgame

Let Afghans Lead Afghan Reform

Shifting the Afghan Great Game

Afghan farmer in poppy field.

Afghan refugees in Athens, Greece.

Afghan children cheering for peace.

9. Urges all the Afghan parties

Dialogue 3, an Afghan blogger, says

12. Calls upon all Afghan parties

The Kingdom and the Afghan Chaos

Afghan Refugees Nobody 'Wants' to Leave.

Establishment of the Afghan National Army

The Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission

This time, as the Afghan Taliban are expelled from Pakistan, NATO and Afghan forces must be ready to take them on.

China s Afghan policy also has its pitfalls.

Afghan officials have already begun this process.

Afghan ownership of those processes is essential.

Afghan ownership of development activity is vital.

The Afghan Association Blog Writers (Afghan Penlog), a community established by a group of Afghan activist bloggers, has expressed deep concern for a young journalist Sayed Parwiz Kambakhsh who was condemned to death by a local court.

Sakhidad Hatif, an Afghan blogger, having seen the previous 'blasphemy' cases was surprised that this time the Afghan protests did not turn violent

Also 6 U.S. soldiers were killed after members of the Afghan National Security Forces turned their weapons on them and the Afghan protesters.

We are nevertheless convinced that the main responsibility for finding a political solution to the Afghan issue lies with the Afghan people themselves.

Video We are late to watch Afghan Star.

So an exclusively Afghan solution is not possible.

Shared via Afghan Community in Europe Facebook page.

Why are Afghan families selling off their daughters?

Leaving aside credible questions about the capacity of the Afghan security forces, transferring security responsibility to the Afghan state does not address broader Afghan grievances about bad governance or the abuse of power both key drivers of the conflict.

Welcomes the development of the Afghan National Army and Afghan National Police and the ongoing efforts to increase their capabilities as important steps towards the goal of Afghan security forces providing security and ensuring the rule of law throughout the country

As a result, the Afghan state is at risk of takeover by a malign coalition of extremists, criminals, and opportunists. Opium is choking Afghan society.

China is especially keen on combating drug trafficking, as Badakhshan, the Afghan province bordering on Xinjiang, has become the main transit route for Afghan opium.

Afghan social media users compared the lives of two Afghan females in protest at new lows for gender related violence in the post Taliban era.

An Afghan child seems ready to be on camera.

Afghan journalist Nasim Fekrat writes on his photo blog