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  1. In World War II we had no people taking pictures of what was happening like we do in Afghanistan. I think these reporters that are doing this against the U.S. just to make a name for themselves are just sick. They are sick. Here we are making all these people that are fighting to save the country look b...
    SOURCE: The Port Huron Times Herald 1 month ago
  2. The U.S. should slow down the Afghan withdrawal process to allow U.S. and NATO commanders on the ground more time to consolidate gains ... and to ensure that Afghan forces are sufficiently ready to take control of the nation's security ... A precipitous U.S. withdrawal could lead to civil war or the Tal...
    SOURCE: Washington Examiner 1 month ago
  3. Ansar al Sharia is pulling in allied Islamist groups and sympathetic tribes into its orbit, and seeks to implement an Islamic State much like the Taliban did in Afghanistan and al Qaeda attempted in Iraq
    SOURCE: The Long War Journal 1 month ago
  4. Stories of Faith and Courage from the War in Iraq and Afghanistan
    SOURCE: FOX News 1 month ago
  5. The people of Afghanistan will not accept this kind of thing and it will create more distance between NATO and the Afghan people
    SOURCE: Al Arabiya 1 month ago
  6. If Amnesty International had any intellectual honesty, it would give President Bush a medal to honor him for liberating so many oppressed Muslims in Iraq and Afghanistan and for assisting millions of AIDS victims in Africa
    SOURCE: International Business Times 2 months ago
  7. a former employee and a current contractor working with the U.S. government in its aid program to Pakistan, which aims to fight the jihad in Pakistan and Afghanistan, and just like the Americans arrest any suspect linked to al Qaeda and the Taliban, even if they were far related.
    SOURCE: KSAT San Antonio 2 months ago
  8. The point of ... Bonn is to send message to Taliban and anybody else that actually international engagement and investment in Afghanistan is not over.
    SOURCE: Reuters Mobile 2 months ago
  9. The collaboration between Sesame Workshop and Kaboora will open up the avenues of early learning in Afghanistan, just as Sesame Street has done globally for over 42 years
    SOURCE: WorldScreen 2 months ago
  10. There is ample evidence of exchange of communication between our side and ISAF (International Security Assistance Force - Afghanistan) as soon as we heard of the attack getting underway
    SOURCE: CBS News 2 months ago
  11. We understand transactions better than any general value-added services infrastructure vendor and apply this knowledge to forward-thinking operators such at Etisalat Afghanistan ... Etisalat is responding to the needs of its customers, and is delivering a best-in-class mobile money solution that will ex...
    SOURCE: Street Insider 2 months ago
  12. Teachers here in Afghanistan will discover that Sesame Street can help children start school well prepared
    SOURCE: CNN 2 months ago
  13. For the past five years, GML consultants have worked in Iraq, Afghanistan, Kuwait and Horn of Africa providing procurement and acquisition management expertise to prime contractors supporting Department of Defense and Department of State mission needs for the United States Government (USD)
    SOURCE: 24-7PressRelease.com 2 months ago
  14. only great artistic tradition with a potent strand of iconoclasm, expressed most recently in 2001 when the celebrated Bamiyan Buddha statues in Afghanistan were destroyed by Taliban decree.
    SOURCE: The New Criterion 2 months ago
  15. full supply-chain management to ensure the smooth transit of(European Union) government cargo from various Ports of Entry including Riga, Latvia; Poti, Georgia; Mersin, Turkey and Bandar Abbas, Iran, through to multiple NATO/ ISAF camps in North and South Afghanistan
    SOURCE: OilPrice.com 2 months ago
  16. Our American forces have successfully pursued the two main goals set when we went to Afghanistan: stamping out the al Qaeda training camps and hunting down and bringing to justice those responsible for 9/11
    – Jeff Merkley SOURCE: Reuters Mobile 2 months ago
  17. All of the lives lost in Afghanistan including the engagement in 9/11 and the creation of Osama bin Laden as al-Qaida can be laid at the door of failed geopolitical strategies of militarism - a Department of Peace could have prevented all of that.
    SOURCE: London Free Press 2 months ago
  18. That combat power that’s on the ground today in Afghanistan, putting the hurt on the Taliban, is there because of a logistics system that is capable of putting it into a landlocked country. And [it’s capable of] sustaining it there and doing likewise in another war
    SOURCE: GlobalSecurity.org 2 months ago
  19. This includes continued negotiations with Pakistan, and Pakistan's Inter-Service Intelligence (ISI) Agency, regarding the recent closure of Pakistan’s border crossing points with Afghanistan, including the Khyber Pass, which has prevented NATO convoys from re-supplying ISAF and American soldiers in Afgh...
    SOURCE: Scoop - New Zealand News 2 months ago
  20. Security issues in Afghanistan remain serious, however, and more should be done by the United Nations and the international community to help ensure a smooth transition of control to Afghanistan’s National Army and security forces
    – Philip Smith SOURCE: Scoop - New Zealand News 2 months ago
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Afghānistān, officially the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan (Pashto: د افغانستان اسلامي جمهوریت, Persian: جمهوری اسلامی افغانستان), is a landlocked country located at the heart of Asia. Generally considered part of Southern Asia, it is sometimes ascribed to a regional bloc in either Central Asia or the Middle East, as it has religious,... Full Article

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  7. Presidents from Afghanistan, Hamid Karzai (L), Pakistan's Asif Ali Zardari (C) and Iran's Mahmoud Ahmadinejad join hands as they pose for pictures after a news conference in the President House in Islamabad February 17, 2012. Ahmadinejad said on Friday foreign interference was the... Reuters Pictures logo Reuters Pictures 2 days ago

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  1. In World War II we had no people taking pictures of what was happening like we do in Afghanistan. I think these reporters that are doing this against the U.S. just to make a name for themselves are just sick. They are sick. Here we are making all these people that are fighting to save the country look b...
    SOURCE: The Port Huron Times Herald 1 month ago
  2. The U.S. should slow down the Afghan withdrawal process to allow U.S. and NATO commanders on the ground more time to consolidate gains ... and to ensure that Afghan forces are sufficiently ready to take control of the nation's security ... A precipitous U.S. withdrawal could lead to civil war or the Tal...
    SOURCE: Washington Examiner 1 month ago
  3. Ansar al Sharia is pulling in allied Islamist groups and sympathetic tribes into its orbit, and seeks to implement an Islamic State much like the Taliban did in Afghanistan and al Qaeda attempted in Iraq
    SOURCE: The Long War Journal 1 month ago
  4. Stories of Faith and Courage from the War in Iraq and Afghanistan
    SOURCE: FOX News 1 month ago
  5. The people of Afghanistan will not accept this kind of thing and it will create more distance between NATO and the Afghan people
    SOURCE: Al Arabiya 1 month ago
  6. If Amnesty International had any intellectual honesty, it would give President Bush a medal to honor him for liberating so many oppressed Muslims in Iraq and Afghanistan and for assisting millions of AIDS victims in Africa
    SOURCE: International Business Times 2 months ago
  7. a former employee and a current contractor working with the U.S. government in its aid program to Pakistan, which aims to fight the jihad in Pakistan and Afghanistan, and just like the Americans arrest any suspect linked to al Qaeda and the Taliban, even if they were far related.
    SOURCE: KSAT San Antonio 2 months ago
  8. The point of ... Bonn is to send message to Taliban and anybody else that actually international engagement and investment in Afghanistan is not over.
    SOURCE: Reuters Mobile 2 months ago
  9. The collaboration between Sesame Workshop and Kaboora will open up the avenues of early learning in Afghanistan, just as Sesame Street has done globally for over 42 years
    SOURCE: WorldScreen 2 months ago
  10. There is ample evidence of exchange of communication between our side and ISAF (International Security Assistance Force - Afghanistan) as soon as we heard of the attack getting underway
    SOURCE: CBS News 2 months ago
  11. We understand transactions better than any general value-added services infrastructure vendor and apply this knowledge to forward-thinking operators such at Etisalat Afghanistan ... Etisalat is responding to the needs of its customers, and is delivering a best-in-class mobile money solution that will ex...
    SOURCE: Street Insider 2 months ago
  12. Teachers here in Afghanistan will discover that Sesame Street can help children start school well prepared
    SOURCE: CNN 2 months ago
  13. For the past five years, GML consultants have worked in Iraq, Afghanistan, Kuwait and Horn of Africa providing procurement and acquisition management expertise to prime contractors supporting Department of Defense and Department of State mission needs for the United States Government (USD)
    SOURCE: 24-7PressRelease.com 2 months ago
  14. only great artistic tradition with a potent strand of iconoclasm, expressed most recently in 2001 when the celebrated Bamiyan Buddha statues in Afghanistan were destroyed by Taliban decree.
    SOURCE: The New Criterion 2 months ago
  15. full supply-chain management to ensure the smooth transit of(European Union) government cargo from various Ports of Entry including Riga, Latvia; Poti, Georgia; Mersin, Turkey and Bandar Abbas, Iran, through to multiple NATO/ ISAF camps in North and South Afghanistan
    SOURCE: OilPrice.com 2 months ago
  16. Our American forces have successfully pursued the two main goals set when we went to Afghanistan: stamping out the al Qaeda training camps and hunting down and bringing to justice those responsible for 9/11
    – Jeff Merkley SOURCE: Reuters Mobile 2 months ago
  17. All of the lives lost in Afghanistan including the engagement in 9/11 and the creation of Osama bin Laden as al-Qaida can be laid at the door of failed geopolitical strategies of militarism - a Department of Peace could have prevented all of that.
    SOURCE: London Free Press 2 months ago
  18. That combat power that’s on the ground today in Afghanistan, putting the hurt on the Taliban, is there because of a logistics system that is capable of putting it into a landlocked country. And [it’s capable of] sustaining it there and doing likewise in another war
    SOURCE: GlobalSecurity.org 2 months ago
  19. This includes continued negotiations with Pakistan, and Pakistan's Inter-Service Intelligence (ISI) Agency, regarding the recent closure of Pakistan’s border crossing points with Afghanistan, including the Khyber Pass, which has prevented NATO convoys from re-supplying ISAF and American soldiers in Afgh...
    SOURCE: Scoop - New Zealand News 2 months ago
  20. Security issues in Afghanistan remain serious, however, and more should be done by the United Nations and the international community to help ensure a smooth transition of control to Afghanistan’s National Army and security forces
    – Philip Smith SOURCE: Scoop - New Zealand News 2 months ago
  21. The slated withdrawal of about one-third of American and NATO’s ISAF force troops in Afghanistan by the end of 2012 represents a milestone in the draw-down of international security forces and an important progression in the assumption of key combat responsibilities by the Afghan National Army and polic...
    – Philip Smith SOURCE: Scoop - New Zealand News 2 months ago
  22. Many in the Obama Administration and the U.S. Congress, including many of the long-time friends of Afghanistan in Washington, D.C., support a measured draw-down, and orderly withdrawal, of U.S. soldiers and NATO/ISAF forces from Afghanistan in consultation with our Afghan and international allies.
    SOURCE: Scoop - New Zealand News 2 months ago
  23. President Hamid Karzai and other senior Afghan leaders have repeatedly stressed the importance of Afghanistan’s self-sufficiency and national sovereignty.
    SOURCE: Scoop - New Zealand News 2 months ago
  24. I'm proud of the work that Task Force Canuck has completed over ten years of engagement in Afghanistan and I thank all of the men and women in uniform for representing the Canadian Forces, and Canadians, so professionally throughout your commitment to this UN-mandated, NATO-led mission to Afghanistan .....
    SOURCE: MarketWire 2 months ago
  25. The participation of Pakistan was important in the Bonn Conference because the countries who are involved in the conference wanted to talk to Pakistan about negotiations and peace in Afghanistan ... Since Pakistan is not there now, there won’t be that much progress with the negotiations with the Taliban...
    SOURCE: Christian Science Monitor 2 months ago