name: Arman-e Milli
editors: Mir Haidar Mutahar (also owner)
text: Launched some 18 months ago just after the fall of the Taliban, <I>Arman-e Milli</I> was one of the most printed papers at that time with a circulation of 4200, which was followed by Anis, another popular newspaper.
  
  [â€œFunded independently.  400 copies are sold through the Ministry of Information and Cultureâ€™s distribution network.  Student subscribers get 50% discount on the cover price.  They received 10 computer systems from UNESCO and it has been promised printing equipment by the French Government.â€ (Internews Afghan Media Monitor)]
  
  Invitations are issued to scholars and scientists to contribute articles.
  
  <I>Arman-e Milli</I> is widely seen as the mouthpiece of <I>Jamiat-e Islami</I>, the political party associated with the Northern Alliance.
address: 3rd Floor Liberty Printing Press Building, 2nd Macrorayan, Kabul