name: Kabul Weekly
editors: Mohammad Fahim Dashty
text: Kabul Weekly was closed in 1994 by the government for publishing articles that criticized the government.
  
  This weekly was revived on January 24, 2002, by AÃ¯na and is the first weekly independent magazine in Afghanistan.  It has a print run of 10000 copies. Ninety-five percent of its print run is sold in fourteen provinces and is distributed, in the provinces, through the Killid Distribution Network. This tri-lingualâ€”English, Dari and Pashtoâ€” publication is financially independent and generates 30 percent of its revenue from sales and 70 percent revenue from advertisements. Overall, the publication claims to be making a 30 percent profit. The publication regularly follows up on the constitution, the creation of the National Army and social problems. The publication is flexible and open to experiment and was the first to start an Eid (the Muslim festival) special edition.
  
  At the end of 2006 the newspaper was forced to close on account of a lack of funding.  The newspaper was relaunched in early summer 2007 with a new colourful design.
  
  The newspaper is widely seen as representing the 'Panjshiri' line.
address: Malik Asghar Square, Beside Ministry of Planning, AÃ¯na Building, Kabul