The UN chief says security in Afghanistan has not improved and that roadside bombings soared 94 per cent in the first four months of this year compared with the same period in 2009.The findings come in a quarterly report by Secretary General Ban Ki-moon to the UN Security Council.
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'Security in Afghanistan has not improved'
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'Containment through sanctions had been eroding'
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Leaders condemn killing
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UN report highlights Israeli aggression against children
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Committee publish report on money laundering and terrorism
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Ban Ki Moon condemns attack against UNIFIL
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Roadside blasts kill four Afghan civilians, two security guards
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NATO soldiers, Afghan policemen, civilians killed in blasts
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High Commissioner expresses sadness over the violence and deaths
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Panetta in Afghanistan for talks amid rising violence
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25 killed in attack on military bases in Afghanistan
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More troops needed in Afghanistan:
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US service member killed in roadside bombings
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Aghanistan - Foreign Minister Rassoul addresses UN security Council on Afghanistan
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UN condemns 'disproportionate force'
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Large footprint in Afghanistan can be counterproductive:
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Taliban launches new attacks on Afghan, NATO bases