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News and Media:

ABYZ News Links - Afghanistan

Links to national and local news media, including broadcast, internet, press agencies, newspapers and magazines.

http://www.abyznewslinks.com/afgha.htm

Afgha.com

Provides news stories and links, articles, maps and pictures relating to the country. Website managed by expatriates.

http://www.afgha.com/

Afghan News Network

Contains updated daily news on Afghanistan.

http://www.myafghan.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Afghan News Network Services

Regularly updated links to news stories about the country.

http://www.afghannews.net/

Afghan PenLog

The Association Of Afghan Blog Writers brings Afghan bloggers together and defending their rights.

http://www.afghanpenlog-en.blogspot.com/

Afghana! News Service

News service drawing on major international sources.

http://www.afghana.com/Education/News.htm

Afghanistan News

Updated news headlines, world news and financial markets.

http://afghanistannews.net

Aina

Organization based in Paris, supporting the development of media and cultural expression in Afghanistan. Presentation of projects and supported publications, including information on journalism training and the Kabul Media and Culture Center.

http://ainaworld.org/

Asre Jadid

Political publication of Afghanistan's communists.

http://www.asrejadid.org

CBC Indepth: Afghanistan

Key issues, Canadian involvement, and the people and places in the news in Afghanistan. Includes links to audio and video footage.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/background/afghanistan/

E-Ariana

Latest news, articles (serious and lighthearted), and cartoons presented by Ariana Afghan Media.

http://e-ariana.com/

Institute for War and Peace Reporting: Afghanistan

Weekly reports in Dari, Pashto and English on human rights and media issues, and information on the IWPR's efforts to train Afghan journalists.

http://www.iwpr.net/afghan_index1.html

Kabul Press

Homepage of the non-governmental press agency. Includes the websites of RAHA, an international organization of independent writers, and links for related websites.

http://kabulpress.org

Nai

Local NGO working for the development of independent media.Presentation of projects, information on the radio association and on legal support for journalists.

http://www.nai.org.af/

Reporting the Future: A Handbook for Afghan Journalists

Full text for download [pdf]. Explains international journalism and provides practical guidance on the basic techniques. [PDF]

http://www.iwpr.net/development/resources/afghanhandbook_english.pdf

Topix - Afghanistan News

Headline links from media sources worldwide.

http://www.topix.com/world/afghanistan

Yahoo-Group: AfghanNews

Daily news, articles, information and announcements on Afghanistan and Afghan politics, by the Institute for Afghan Studies (IAS).

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AfghanNews/

Topix - Afghanistan

Headline links from various sources on the web. [RSS]

http://www.topix.com/rss/world/afghanistan.xml

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