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Kandahar new police commander general Abdul Raziq has confidently taken up his new role two months after his predecessor was killed by the Taliban.

Building trust is a key element in the NATO-Russia partnership. Natochannel ask different representatives of NATO and Russia what the best way is to build trust. Produced by Zornitza Venkova. This version has graphics and voiceover. Also available in high definition.

In early June, the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defense Center of Excellence invited computer experts and scientists from all over the world to discuss the new threats from the web. Cyber conflict was the focus.

Package about how the Cooperative Cyber Defense Center of Excellence in Tallinn, Estonia, was opened in 2008. It does strategic research on cyber defense for NATO, and is increasingly important for cyber space. Produced by Laetitia Chadenat. Also available in High Definition.

80 miles from the coast of Libya, a Turkish warship pulls alongside a suspicious vessel, preparing to board it. Sights like this are common in this area, as the ships of NATO Operation Unified Protector ensure no contraband is taken in nor out of Libya.

Afghan soldiers are being trained to fight roadside bombs at a counter-IED center in Mazar-e-Sharif in northern Afghanistan. With a group of international mentors, including French, Croatians and Germans, the soldiers will then be qualified to pass the training on to others, combating one of Afghanistan's deadliest killers. Also available in high definition

One month ago, five Taliban were killed and ten were captured after they launched an attack on the palace belonging to the Governor of Kandahar province. Produced by Mel Preen.

Package of the Souda Bay military base in Crete has since late March which has been hosting NATO member and partner nations under Operation Unified Protector. Produced by Laetitia Chadenat. Also available in high definition.

Afghan film makers, artists and musicians gathered together recently at a youth festival in Kabul. Students from the country’s National Music School entertained the crowds, as did Kabul-based rock band White Page. Produced by Alessandro Pavone

With the United Nations predicting an upturn in poppy production in the north of Afghanistan, NATO Channel reporters talk to farmers in Nangarhar Province about why they grow the crop and look at ways the authorities are combating poppy cultivation. Produced by Ruth Owen. This version includes voiceover or graphics. Also available in high definition.