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Rise in radicalism worries Afghan neighbours RT
As international forces ready to pack up their military operations in Afghanistan, the country's neighbours and the region's powerhouses India and China are worried about Afghanistan's slide into radicalism and extremism. The two countries, that normally don't...2:09
Tension on Afghan-Pak border Times Now
Afghanistan has warned Pakistan of serious consequences after more clashes broke out on their contested border. Afghanistan has also lodged a formal protest after the clashes.1:10
'Afghan woes result of CIA's corrupting impact' RT
The billions of dollars that the US has poured into Afghanistan has no way helped the Afghan population, says anti-war activist Richard Becker.2:26
Report exposes CIA-Afghan cash scandal RT
American officials may have played a significant role in driving corruption in Afghanistan. Reports suggest that millions of dollars in cash are shipped to the Karzai government in return for US influence in running Afghanistan.2:42
Mass civilian casualties are polarising Afghans RT
Civilian casualties in Afghanistan in US-led air strikes has polarised the public, leading to mass protests and a growing support for the Taliban. The mass killings have soured relationship between the West and Afghanistan.5:57
Taliban leader could run for presidency: Karzai RT
Afghan President Hamid Karzai says the Taliban leader could run for presidency in the 2014 elections, but the militants will have to renounce terrorism and violence first.0:29
Karzai meets Qatar Amir Media One TV
Afghan President Hamid Karzai has met Qatar Amir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani. The details of the meet and discussion haven't been divulged to the public yet.1:07
Karzai orders US forces out of Afghan province RT
Afghan President Hamid Karzai has ordered US forces out of Wardak province in Afghanistan. The American forces have been linked to torture and murder of locals. The order comes at a time when NATO prepares to hand over security to local forces by 2014, a move ...0:43
Afghan bars US troops from Maidan Wardak Media One TV
The Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai orders US special forces to leave within two weeks from Maidan Wardak, one of Afghanistan's most restive provinces. The order comes after a meeting of the Afghan national security council, which accused the US force for t...2:17
Afghan girl escapes death for changing faith RT
Ruya Ivaz Ali was disowned by her parents after she converted from Islam to Christianity last November. They left her in Russia where has now taken refuge. Going back to Afghanistan would mean execution under the country's Sharia-based law. Afghanistan is said...21:16
Kamal Haasan basks in Vishwaroopam's glory TV9 AP
Post the release of 'Vishwaroopam' in Tamil Nadu, Kamal Haasan speaks at length on the ban on the movie in Tamil Nadu, on surmounting all the hurdles to get the movie released, the opposition from fringe Muslims groups in Tamil Nadu and plans for a sequel. Kam...2:27
Fans celebrate 'Vishwaroopam' release in TN JAIHIND TV
Kamal Haasan's spy-thriller 'Vishwaroopam' finally released in movie halls across Tamil Nadu on Thursday to packed houses, amid celebrations by delirious fans. Haasan fans had thronged theatres from early morning and had decorated them with festoons and buntin...1:47
Hamid Karzai to hold talks with US officials RT
Afghan President Hamid Karzai is set to meet top American officials including Defence and State Secretaries to discuss several crucial issues including the number of US troops in Afghanistan. He is also expected to meet US President Barack Obama.2:30
UK pulling its troops out of Afghanistan RT
Britain is planning to pull its troops out of Afghanistan as the UK counts its losses in more ways than one. More than 400 British soldiers have been killed in the war, which has cost the government a staggering 17 billion pounds. The UK Defence Secretary says...4:33
Afghan war costs UK 20 billion pounds RT
The UK has revealed the staggering cost of its involvement in the war in Afghanistan. More than 17 billion pounds have been spent on the 'war on terror'. As Britain prepares to withdraw its troops, the Defence Secretary says that the final price tag on the war...0:27
Suicide car bomb near Kabul leaves two dead RT
A suicide car bomb in the Wardak province leaves two dead and around 60 injured. The Taliban claim responsibility for the attack and call it a retaliation for the recent execution of four militants.2:53
Afghan Prez orders takeover of US-held prison RT
Afghan President Hamid Karzai has ordered his top security officials to take full control of the prison at the Baghram air base. The prison is still run by the US, despite an agreement to transfer power to Afghan authorities that was signed in March.1:48
Gen. Allen embroiled in Petraues scandal RT
General Allen, who is the US commander in Afghanistan, is now caught up in the Petraueus scandal as links to Jill Kelley emerges. Kelley is said to be connected to both former General Petraues and his biographer Paula Broadwell. It is reported that classified ...6:46
PM meets Afghan President Times Now
Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai meets Prime Minister Manmohan Singh at New Delhi and discusses Indo-Afghan trade and security. The President is expected to talk about increasing India's role in training security forces in Afghanistan. India will also announ...8:01
Afghan President Karzai in India Headlines Today
Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai arrives at Rashtrapati Bhavan, where he receives the guard of honour to open talks with the Indian leaders The Afghan leader will meet with prime minister Manmohan Singh and discuss a whole gamut of issues and topics, the mo...28:16
Frankly Speaking | Hamid Karzai Times Now
Frankly Speaking with Arnab Goswami | Hamid Karzai, the Afghanistan President, talks about the country's relationship with the US and Pakistan. Karzai backs Imran Khan on the drone attacks and says that they need to stop. He also admits to how the patience wit...25:35
Kalashnikov RT
At the Russian interior ministry in Moscow, elite soldiers pay homage to their comrades who died in the line of duty before beginning their special training in using the Kalashnikov, one of the most popular assault rifles of all times. It is also part of Mozam...23:30
Is it time to end US military op in Afghanistan? RT
Peter Lavelle discusses the US military presence in Afghanistan with American Enterprise Institute's Ahmad Majidyar, WND's Michael Maloof and journalist Michael Glackin. The increasing attacks on NATO forces by Afghan troops and the Taliban's strong presence i...3:11
Afghan opium makes its way to Amritsar RT
Afghanistan is one of the biggest producers of opium and narcotics is its biggest source of income. The Afghan heroin has reached the Indian state of Punjab, which is reported to be one of the biggest drug trafficking hubs in the world. One of India's grouse i...3:21
Kabul: Woman suicide bomber kills 12 Times Now
A 21-year-old suicide bomber rams her explosives-laden vehicle into a minivan in Afghanistan’s capital Kabul, killing nine foreigners and three Afghans. Terrorist outfit Hezb-e-Islami has announced responsibility for the heinous crime. The outfit has also sa...1:36
Hezb-e-Islami behind Kabul suicide attack Times Now
A 21-year-old suicide bomber rams her explosives-laden vehicle into a minivan in Afghanistan’s capital Kabul, killing nine foreigners and three Afghans. Terrorist outfit Hezb-e-Islami has announced responsibility for the heinous crime. The outfit has also sa...25:11
Drugs and death in Bagram | Part 1 RT
The death of Specialist John Torres in Bagram opened a can of worms. He was found dead with a gun shot wound in his head at the Bagram Airfield in Afghanistan a few days before he was to return home. The Army called it a suicide and indicated it could have bee...2:11
PM to meet Pak President Times Now
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is set to meet Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari on the sidelines of the NAM Summit. With Pakistan being on the defensive after the Supreme Court had upheld the death penalty awarded to Kasab, the question now is will Prime Mini...2:27
India signal strong support for NAM Tehran summit Times Now
Ahead of the NAM summit, New Delhi has signalled its strong support for the Tehran. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is likely to meet Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Khamini. A trilateral meeting is also planned with Iran President Ahmadinejad and Afghan Preside...1:48
Imran Khan faces death for being 'liberal' Headlines Today
Cricket-turned-politician Imran Khan recieves a death threat from the Pakistani Taliban. The Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman is planning to hold a march to a Talibani tribal stronghold along the Afghan border to protest the recent US drone attacks. Although they also...3:10
Taliban death threat to 'liberal' Imran Khan Headlines Today
The Pakistani Taliban have threatened to kill cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan. The Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman is scheduled to hold a march to Taliban’s tribal stronghold along the Afghan border to protest US drone attacks. Although they also oppose the ...1:33
American pilot's outrageous act goes viral Times Now
The shocking clip of a US pilot singing an American classic while blowing up an innocent Afghan farmer sparks off protests. The incident came up a day before US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton made an unofficial visit to Afghanistan.0:51
Mass hysteria at Afghan girls' school International
Doctors in the northern province of Takhar in Afghanistan reported what they described as a case of mass hysteria at a girl's school in the provincial capital Taluqan.1:46
NATO allies focus on ending Afghan war International
US President Barack Obama and NATO allies set in motion a plan to extract their forces from the long, unpopular war in Afghanistan by 2014.2:09
Rassoul sees external hand in Afghan attacks Times Now
Afghanistan Foreign Minister Zalmai Rassoul points out the possibility of an 'external hand' in the recent terror attacks that rattled the nation.15:28
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Newshour | Afghanistan blames Pak for Kabul siege Times Now
With Afghanistan blaming Pakistan-based Haqqani network for the 18-hour long siege in Kabul, can Pakistan still afford to keep mum?1:32
Kabul siege | Visuals TV9 AP
Watch the final stages of the battle between Afghan national forces and a group of Taliban fighters holed up in a building.6:51
Normalcy restored in Kabul Times Now
The intense gun battle between the Afghan security forces and insurgents comes to an end after 18 hours of face-off.4:45
Kabul siege ends Times Now
The fierce gun battle between insurgents and security personnel in Kabul ends after 18 hours.17:43
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Kabul gunbattle ends, normalcy restored Times Now
ISAF spokesperson General Carsten Jacobson confirms that the gunbattle with the militants is over and that normalcy has been restored.4:57
Serial attacks in Afghanistan, at least 6 dead Headlines Today
Battles which broke out on Sunday gripped Kabul's central districts with explosions and gunfire lighting up alleys and surrounding streets.2:36
Kabul attack: Fighting over, all militants killed Times Now
Heavy street fighting between militants and security forces in the centre of Afghan capital Kabul ended, after 18 hours of intense gunfire.16:06
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Kabul attacks: Pak militant group suspected Times Now
Preliminary investigation reveals the possible involvement of a Pakistan-based militant group, Haqqani network, in the Kabul attacks.13:20
Gunmen launch coordinated attacks in Kabul Headlines Today
The Taliban claims responsibility for the explosions in Kabul, which include attacks on the British and German embassies in the heavily-guarded central diplomatic district.2:28
Indian embassy not targeted in Kabul Times Now
Gunmen launched multiple attacks in Kabul, assaulting Western embassies in the heavily guarded, central diplomatic area, but sources say, Indian embassies were not targeted.7:30
Taliban attack: Explosions inside Kabul embassies Times Now
The Taliban claims responsibility for the attacks in Kabul, which includes attacks on the British and German embassies in the heavily guarded, central diplomatic district.1:34
Afghan soldier kills US troops Times Now
An Afghan soldier, Gul Nazar, from the Nangarhar province guns down two UK soldiers at a NATO coalition base.1:54
US soldier kills 16 in Afghanistan ET NOW
As many as 16 civilians are killed by a US soldier, who goes on a shooting spree.6:19
Afghan woman killed by fiancé in Delhi Aaj Tak
An Afghan woman, who was resident of America, is allegedly killed by her fiancé, another Afghan national and a student in Russia, in Delhi.2:37
Afhgan girl murdered by fiance in Jungpura, Delhi India TV
An Afghan girl was murdered by her fiance in Jungpura in the national capital.2:10
Pakistan helping Taliban, says leaked NATO report Times Now
Pakistan's security services are aiding the Taliban according to inetrnational media reports that quote a leaked NATO document.1:46
US orders probe into troops urinating on dead Taliban Headlines Today
Condemning the video showing US Marines urinating on the bodies of dead Taliban fighters, US has ordered a probe into the incident.2:13
Gilani to review US-Pak pacts signed by Musharraf govt Times Now
In the wake of the recent NATO attacks on its soldiers, Pakistan has decided to have a re-think on the agreements signed with the US by the Musharraf regime.7:31
Jaya's 3rd letter to PM over dam, Pak boycotting Bonn m... Times Now
Tamil Nadu chief minister urgeed Manmohan Singh to deploy CISF at Mullaperiyar dam, Pakistan cold-shoulder Hillary Clinton's invitation to Bonn peace meet on Afghanistan, and other stories.1:57
Pakistan snubs Hillary Clinton, boycotts Bonn peace meet Times Now
Even the move to vacate the Shamsi airbase by US troops has failed to pacify Pakistan, which is protesting against the NATO attacks on its military establishments.1:01
Pakistan to boycott Bonn Conference after NATO raid Headlines Today
Pakistan will boycott talks on Afghanistan's future in protest against the Nato air strike which killed 24 of its soldiers.5:39
NATO strike on Pakistan: China expresses concern Times Now
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman, Hong Lei, said that China was "deeply shocked" by NATO's cross-border attack which left 24 soldiers dead.2:22
Pakistan reviews Nato, US after deadly airstrike