Al Jazeera English
| Feb 27, 2012
The burning of copies of the Muslim holy book at a US airbase in Afghanistan has provoked yet another attack from the Taliban on Monday. A suicide car bomb detonated at a US airbase in Jalalabad killed nine people, including six civilians.
Al Jazeera English
| Feb 24, 2012
In the four days of protests since the discovery of burnt Qurans at Bagram air base 25 people, including two US soldiers, have died.
Friday's 11 deaths marked the deadliest day in four days of protest.
Al Jazeera's Bernard Smith reports from Kabul.
Euronews
| Feb 23, 2012
In a third day of violence in Afghanistan sparked by the burning of Qurans, another five people have been killed. This brings the total number of dead to 14 since protests began. President Hamid Karzai is appealing for calm, as demonstrations tak...
NATO
| Feb 21, 2012
General John Allen, Commander of the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan, responds to claims that a large number of Islamic religious materials, which included Qurans, were being prepared for disposal. The incident happ...
Telegraph.co.uk
| Feb 21, 2012
Telegraph's Ben Farmer in Kabul says the apology by the commander of NATO forces in Afghanistan after reports that religious texts were of improperly disposed is an attempt to avoid a repeat of the violence last April when a Florida pastor, burned...
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