A.N.C. @rchives 2005
March 1 - April 15

• Guardian: Briton Should Dead In Kabul Ambush

• CS Monitor: Afghanistan As a Narco State

• CTV News: Canada To Double Size of Afghan Force

• Reuters: NATO Pushes For Date For Afghan Polls

• ITAR-Tass: Flight Recorder of Kam Air Found

• Herald Tribune: NATO, US Forces To Merge in Afghanistan

• Daily Times: Preferential Trade With Afghanistan Proposed

• India Daily: With Bullet, Bollywood Woes Afghanistan Anew

• CBC News: NATO Finds Afghan Plane Wreckage

• AFP: Afghan Plane With 104 On Board Missing

• AP: US Marine Says Shooting Some Afghans is "Fun"

• AP: Nearly 20,000 Mines Destroyed In Afghanistan

• Daily Times: UN Rights Expert Visits Afghanistan

• AP: Afghanistan Launches Stinger Missile Buyback

• AP: Afghan Government Urged To Confront Bloody Past 

• AP: Mine Explosion Kills 5 People Near Arghandab

• New Kerala: China To Take "Active" Part In Afghan Reconstruction

• Reuters: Dostum Unhurt In Attempt Suicide Bombing

• The Independent: The Feast of Eid In A New Afghanistan

• Reuters: Lithuania Offers Troops For NATO P.R.T. Missions

• Bloomberg: Afghanistan Needs $120 Million For Elections

• Golf Channel: Golf Returns To Afghanistan

• The Star: Afghanistan Prepares Tsunami Team

• AFP: Tribal Leaders Threaten Opium Growers

• Jang News: The Other Tsunami: US & British Policies

• ITAR-Tass: Motorway To Link Afghan-Uzbek-Iran Roads

• Herald Tribune: Afghan Arts Return In Post-Taliban Era

• AFP: French Defense Minister Visiting Afghanistan

• Angola Press: Afghanistan To Have 70,000 Army By 2007

• CBC News: International Mission Catalogues Bamiyan Buddhas

• Herald Tribune: Textbooks Help Afghans Turn The Page

• Reuters: Foreign Troops To Stay In Afghanistan For Long Term