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Afghan Press Monitor
Years active: 2005-2006
IWPR's Afghan Press Monitor is a daily survey of the main stories in Afghanistan's newspapers. It features the top stories of the day.
Nearly a tonne of hashish in one seizure
Anis is a state-run daily published mostly in Dari.
Afghan narcotics could reduce world pharmaceuticals shortage
Cheragh is an independent daily run by the Development and Democracy Association.
Policeman gunned down in Ghazni
Hewad is a state-run daily published mostly in Pashto.
Editorial: Security a major obstacle to gas pipeline project
The Kabul Times is a state-run paper published in English every other day.
Editorial: War on terror enters a new phase
Outlook is an independent daily published in English.
Editorial: Officials should seek new ways to ensure security
Hewad is a state run daily mostly in Pashto.
Editorial: Drug traffickers should be exposed
Arman-e-Milli is an independent daily run by a group of journalists.
Crackdown on unregistered vehicles in Kandahar
Outlook is an independent daily published in English.
Anti-Pakistan demonstration staged in Kandahar
Anis is a state-run daily published mostly in Dari.