29 July 2010 - British PM David Cameron warns Pakistan not to send terrorists to Afghanistan and other countries; Floods kills over 40 people, including women and children and injures 15 others; A roadside mine in Nimroz kills 25 civilians and injures 20 others; Taliban have threatened to kill 70 tribal elders in Kandahar if they don’t leave the country; UN calls for transparent probe into Sangin deaths; Fresh floods kill 53 across Afghanistan: US Central Command Chief demand the leaders of the Quetta Shura and the Haqqani network must be designated as terrorists; US congress approves US$ 37 billion war funding bill.

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28 July 2010 - Government authorities and aid agencies in eastern Afghanistan are gearing up to provide assistance to hundreds of people whose homes washed away or flooded following this morning’s incessant rainfall.

27 July 2010 - UNAMA is deeply concerned about reports of civilian casualties in Rege in Helmand Province on 23 July. It is essential that the current ISAF-Afghan Government investigation be completed in a thorough, transparent and timely manner, and that the findings be made public as soon as possible. UNAMA’s human rights office is also gathering information on this matter. Dari - Pashto

26 July 2010 - Mullah Omar, Osama hiding in Pakistan-Mike Mullen; Violence against journalists increases - Nai; Poll candidates will be disqualified unless they resign from government posts; European Union to give Kabul Euro 400 million; Militancy and conflict claim 270 lives over the past week-Interior Ministry; Twenty-six journalists killed in Afghanistan in a decade; Abducted Bangladeshis released in Samangan.