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Environment Protection Agency announced that weather pollutions hugely threaten lives of our country men and warned of even severe air condition in the months ahead as long as pertinent organisations don’t take it serious.
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KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — The U.S.-led coalition in Afghanistan is denying reports that American forces are pushing to expand special operations raids into tribal...
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KABUL — Children may be safer in the Afghan capital than in London or Glasgow despite a deadly nine-year Taliban insurgency, NATO’s top civilian representative...
made popular Nov 22 2010
KABUL — Afghan President Hamid Karzai on Tuesday urged the Taliban to join talks to bring peace to the war-torn country, despite the insurgents’ leadership...
made popular Nov 16 2010
Six-year-old Mehran Rafaat is like many girls her age. She likes to be the center of attention. She is often frustrated when things do not go her way. Like her three...
made popular Sep 21 2010
A passenger plane crashed on Monday in a snowstorm in the rugged Hindu Kush mountains, in a domestic flight while, flying with 38 passengers and five crew members. The...
made popular May 21 2010
The Taliban, those enforcers of ignorance, have once again attacked innocent young school girls because, of course, education for females is un-Islamic. At least in...
made popular May 12 2010
India on Saturday sent a special aircraft to Afghanistan to bring the back the bodies of its nationals, including army officials, who were killed in suicide attacks in...
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They were there to help and their gesture of goodwill was rewarded with death, killed by the merciless animals we call the Taliban. At least 9 Indians, a French...
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Afghanistan’s deputy chief of intelligence has been killed in a suicide attack in Laghman province, east of Kabul, officials say.
Abdullah Laghmani and at least...
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Afghan government officials claim that diseases originating from the pollution of living environment in Kabul city only, kill at least eight (8) in every 24 hours. This...
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Pakistani government’s recent decision to mark a historical deal with the notorious Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan Swat Chapter has brought it sharp criticism....
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More and more military and civilian leaders are voicing pessimism when it comes to the NATO mission in Afghanistan. As the fight continues, ideas for how to break...
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On Thursday, an explosion at the entrance of Pakistani Consulate in western Afghan province Herat injured one policeman and two civilians. The government of Pakistan...
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AN ARTICLE BY RAJBIR DESWAL published n The Tribune
OH TO BE ONE AGAIN ONCE MORE!Before I narrate the chroniclers’ and travelers’ account, I am to say with...
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President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan seemed very angry and frustrated while threatening on Sunday to send soldiers into Pakistan to fight Taliban militant groups...
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Taliban militants stormed Kabul’s leading luxury hotel last night, killing seven people in a significant escalation of insurgent tactics against foreign civilians...
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Faizullah Kakar, duputy minister of the Afghan Health Ministry, points to the screen which shows the Swine Flu virus during a joint press conference with Peter Graaff, the Country Representative for the World Health Organization (WHO) in Kabul,...
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