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Security troops reportedly thwart assault on government offices in capital, killing at least eight fighters.
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UN agency and actvists concerned that suspects'confessions were illegally obtained in alleged schoolgirl poisonings.
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Government says Taliban members among 15 people arrested over spate of girls' school poisonings in Takhar province.
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Toxic powder used to contaminate air in girls' classrooms, leaving scores of students unconscious in Takhar province.
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Death of senior member of Afghanistan's high peace council strikes another blow to efforts to negotiate with Taliban.
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Can political and social satire on TV bring Afghanistan's fractured society together?
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Last Modified: 22 Apr 2012 15:47 GMT
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Five men arrested for intending to use 10,000kg of ammonium nitrate for bomb attacks in crowded areas, officials say.
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Attack at a mosque in the eastern province of Kunar has killed at least six people, including a local police chief.
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Afghan intelligence says Haqqani-linked plotters recruited one of Afghan president's bodyguards as would-be assassin.
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Afghanistan says suicide bomber who killed former president tasked with talking to the Taliban was a Pakistani citizen.
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