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Nineteen NATO and partner nations enhanced their interoperability at the

U.S. Army Europe’s training event “Sabre Junction 2012” in Grafenwoehr, Germany. 6,000 personnel and hundreds of military aircraft and vehicles participated in the month-long exercise. It was the largest of its kind in Germany since the end of the Cold War. Produced by Mike Muehlberger. Also available in high definition. This version includes graphics or voiceover.

It was the night the whole of Afghanistan had been waiting for. National hero Hamid Rahimi defended his WBU middleweight belt against Tanzanian Said Mbelwa in the first ever professional boxing bout held in the country.

Around 9 billion US dollars in oil lies beneath Afghanistan’s soil. NATO Channel reporter Sayed Mansoor travels north to witness the opening of the country’s first oil field. Also available in High Definition.

Afghan Air Force pilots are building on their Soviet legacy by using Russian language skills to work closely with their Czech mentors while piloting legendary Hind MI-35 aircraft. Also available in high definition

An entire generation of Afghan children have been deprived of education due to the country’s thirty years of war. The Ministry of Education is striving to get them back to school. Shirpoor school in Kabul provides education to people in need regardless of their age. Produced by Alessandro Pavone - Kabul City, Afghanistan.

A new survey shows that Afghans are more optimistic about the future for their country than they were last year. The Asia Foundation's survey, launched on 14th November, surveyed over 6000 rural and urban Afghans and shows that unemployment is nearly as big a concern as security. This version includes graphics and voiceover.

It's armor plated, six-wheeled and designed to go where no other ambulance would go. Swedish Combat Ambulance Commander Sgt. Elin Bokvist tells what it's like to be a combat medic in Afghanistan.

Women in Kabul speak about their role in the peace process and their struggle to earn a living, while a UN report on Afghanistan's law on violence against women finds some progress but also gaps in its implementation. A UN report released today sees progress in the numbers of cases of violence against women reporting, but Afghan female leaders say there's still some way to go in the battle for female empowerment. This version includes voiceover and graphics.

After three decades of war, Afghanistan's women still face a number of challenges. Violence, sexual assault and lack of enforcement of Afghan laws that protect them are faced by many women every day, many of whom are unaware of their own rights. Herat's female prison holds 140 inmates, convicted of crimes ranging from murder to eloping with a lover. Here they speak about their crimes and their life inside jail. Produced by Ruth Owen. Also available in High Definition.

Tradespeople being trained at the Afghan National Army's Engineer Training School will be pivotal in taking the nation's civilian construction industry into the future. Also available in high definition