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Afghan president and Qatari emir discussed opening of office for Taliban in Doha which could help broker an end to war.
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Group demands immediate exit from Afghanistan while the Karzai government welcomes Obama's decision.
Asia
Last Modified: 23 Jun 2011 14:56 GMT
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US Senate report calls aid programmes in Afghanistan "unsustainable" and warns of economic crisis after 2014 pullout.
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Government's plan to take over the running of women's shelters prompts criticism from rights groups.
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Delegates at an unofficial conference to discuss reconciliation meet the president in Kabul.
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Nato-led security forces in Afghanistan release cameramen and a colleague they had detained earlier this week.
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One Al Jazeera cameraman remains in Nato-led force's custody after release of two colleagues.
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Network seeks immediate release of two cameramen detained by foreign troops in Afghanistan.
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Official says Hamid Karzai tried to block him from probing high-level corruption cases.
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New US research concludes corruption and inefficiency still hallmarks of Afghan state.
Focus
Last Modified: 29 Aug 2010 16:31 GMT
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