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As a report reveals millions of dollars were paid to warlords, we ask if it is 'business as usual' for the agency.
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Afghan security team receives CIA cash
President Karzai says money was given for "operational" and health purposes and to pay rent for security staff housing.
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No survivors in Afghan plane crash
All seven on board killed after civilian plane plummets just after takeoff at Bagram air base near Kabul.
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Afghan Taliban declare 'spring offensive'
Group vows a nationwide series of suicide and "insider" attacks on foreign troops, military airbases and embassies.
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Heavy rains lash Afghanistan
20 people are known to have died after floodwaters rage.
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Afghan children killed in 'NATO airstrike'
President Hamid Karzai denounces reported death of 11 children by NATO forces in Kunar province and orders inquiry.
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NATO strike kills civilians in Afghanistan
At least six Afghans reported killed in NATO air strike, one day after Taliban suicide bomb attack left dozens dead.
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Talks with Taliban uncertain after Qatar meet
In a state visit to Qatar, Hamid Karzai hoped to assert Kabul's role in peace talks and normalise relations with Doha.
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