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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.
Opium seizure in Kandahar
Erada is an independent daily run by the Afghan Media and Resource Centre.
Transparency process reveals high salaries paid to foreign advisors
Cheragh is an independent daily run by the Development and Democracy Association.
More suicide attacks predicted
Arman-e-Milli is an independent daily run by a group of journalists.
Group of Taleban and allied insurgents surrender in Paktia
Hewad is a state run daily mostly in Pashto.
Taleban abduct Indian engineer, three Afghans
Arman-e-Milli is an independent daily run by a group of journalists.
Large quantity of narcotics seized in Nimroz
Security forces in the southern province of Nimroz say they discovered and seized 169 kilograms of narcotics in Zaranj on November 18. Confirming the report, the Afghan interior ministry said the police and the national security department in the province
German girl embraces Islam
Cheragh is an independent daily run by the Development and Democracy Association.
UNHCR chief due in Afghanistan
Erada is an independent daily run by the Afghan Media and Resource Centre.
Militia commanders surrender arms
Anis is state-run daily published mostly in Dari.