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Articles related to "Afghanistan"
Why Canada Must Leave Afghanistan Canada's military presence may be extended until 2011, according to the Federal Government, which is seeking to change the focus of the military mission. peace • canada • afghanistan • harper • peace making
Afghanistan Women: What is RAWA? All about the Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan. revolutionary association of the women of afghanis • rawa anti-soviet demonstrations • since 1992 rawa campaigning womens basic human rig • rawa leaders threated assassinated • rawa education pakistani refugee camps literacy tr
Execution, Afghanistan Afghani man converts to Christianity and will possibly face the death penalty. Islamic law, the Sharia, forbids the worship or practice of Christianity among the Islamic people. President Karzia must convince the Judiciary board of Muslim fundamentalist conservatives to consider this decision in light of the current situation as Christianity has become an ally to these people. Or, has the U.S., in fact, become too involved in a situation beyond its control? execution • muslim • christianity • afghanistan • sunni
Foreign Contractors in Iraq and Afghanistan Among the torture, death and carnage of war ravaged Iraq and Afghanistan, there lies a foul tinge of profiteering; acutely responsible for America's Middle East crisis. afghanistan • iraq • coalition governments • foreign contractors • contract workers
Iraq Stabilizing, Afghanistan Failing Sustained reductions in violence in Iraq have continued for several months now, prompting many to mull the idea of reinforcing the military effort in Afghanistan. iraq • afghanistan • war on terror • middle east • nato
The Petraeus Strategy in Afghanistan As General Petraeus assumes control of Central Command, his responsibility will expand from an Iraq focus to include the fight against a resurgent Taliban in Afghanistan. iraq • iran • afghanistan • petraeus • taliban
A Dog's Life...I Wish We could learn a lot from dogs -- like learning to live together. war • afghanistan • dogs
Autumn Leaves Stuart Buchanan MacWatt reads a poem to Autumn that was penned on a European battlefield over 80 years ago and thinks of friends and loved ones now battling in Afghanistan.<B>Updated 10 October</B> afghanistan • autumn • telegraph • chaucer • arras
Beginning Research in the Near East: Part I This is the first of a two part series, divided alphabetically. This week covers Afghanistan to India afghanistan genealogy • armenia genealogy • azerbaijan genealogy • bangladesh genealogy • bhutan genealogy
Does the U.S. Rely Too Much on Military Power? The U.S. should invest more in other elements of national power, but not to the point where the capability of the American military is degraded. power • military • afghanistan • iraq • china
Getting Real with Global Exchange Those seeking a leisurely vacation need not apply. A Global Exchange Reality Tour stimulates the mind in the depths of developing nations. educational vacation • global echange • travel • reality tour • afghanistan
Impeaching Musharraf The United States is on the verge of losing a critical ally in the global war on terrorism as factions within the Pakistani government attempt to impeach the president. pakistan • united states • musharraf • bhutto • war on terror
Pat Tillman: Three years later It has been three years since the death of the NFL star, and we are stuck with more questions than answers. nfl • pat tillman • afghanistan • military • cover up
The Real Threat To Terrorism, Part II Looking at ways of dealing with terrorism. terrorism • bin ladin • osama • israel • us
What Did God See? The days and weeks following the terrorist attack on America left many writers searching for words. There were assignment deadlines, but the only words some of us could find came from a deeper place. The following piece is what I had to write before I could finish an assignment. god • afghanistan • children • peace • war
Why Terrorism Won't Improve Military Recruiting The military has had trouble making recruiting numbers for years. Ever wonder why? us navy • navy • recruiting • terrorism • afghanistan
World's Conflicts on the Rise More global conflict situations deteriorated than improved during the last month, according to a new monthly assessment by the International Crisis Group. war • conflict • iraq • pakistan • china
Women Abuse in Afghanistan - What Can *you* do to Help? Every little bit will help support the plight of Afghani women. women abuse in afghanistan • revolutionary association of the women of afghanis • rawa projects lack of funds • set up training courses afghani women • donations computers refugee camps
Supporting the Troops People in the peace movement are often branded as unpatriotic because, supposedly, they do not support the troops. However, in many cases, this is simply not true. peace • military • troops • support • peace making
Doctors Without Borders Speaks Against US Humanitarian Aid Doctors Without Borders has been an organization dedicated to helping people of the world with medical and other health care needs. Now they have come out with a political statement putting them in opposition to the actions of the coalitions fighting terrorism and possibly undermining the efforts of the United States after the September 11, 2001 attacks in New York and Washington. september 11 • sept. 11 • 2001 • sept 11 • world trade center
Canada's Secret War Exports Over $1 billion in Canadian taxes have paid for advanced satellite technology used in military actions around the world... canada's military exports • combat zones • canadian military exports • canada's war exports • canadian war exports
Jewellery:Lapis lazuli
This article briefly describes Ancient Egyptian jewellery, and particularly focuses on Lapis lazuli. lapis lazuli • egyptian • ancient • jewellery • gold
More attacks on freedom of speech and the press
More information about how this "War on Terrorism" is curtailing free speech. media issues • freedom of the press • freedom of speech • voice of america • voa
Operation Homecoming: Troops Talk Enlisted men and women write about their experiences in the war. Essays, letters, and poems give insight into the every-day experiences of military families since 9/11. operation homecoming • andrew carroll • troops write • iraq war • writer's workshops
Questions we never thought we'd have to answer In the past, youth of our age have gone to war and fought for our countries. Our generation will be the one to fight for world peace. Our generation will be the one to eliminate injustice from the globe. Isn’t it rather ironic? teenager • teen • youth • gifted • talented
The Blame Game Everyone likes to blame everyone else for the problems of the Middle East and the terrorist actions of September 11th. usama • osama • bin • laden • ladin
The Decline of Beards in Warfare The Beard went from being the nearly only universal item in every army to being prohibited nearly everywhere and is now making a resurgence. beard • soldier beard • army beards • pioneer sergeant • afghanistan
Are Good and Evil Context Sensitive? The bombing of Afghanistan since last week has created a strange dichotomy. There are two goods and two evils in the contemporary world. Further, people in multireligious societies like India are being pressured to take sides. Surprisingly, the choice is not between being a patriot and being a traitor. Rather it lies in choosing one between pro-America and pro-Taliban. terrorism
Nation Building: A Necessity of Victory Nation building is an inevitable cost of war and a reward of victory. It is also the most vital aspect of this long term endeavor against global terrorism. civil wars • nation building • mission creep • afghan conflict • war on terrorism
Free Counseling Available to Returning Soldiers Soldiers and Vets who served in Iraq or Afghanistan and their family members have free counseling and PTSD treatment available from non-profit organizations. free counseling for veterans and families • free psychological help for oif/oef vets and famil • free ptsd counseling for soldiers • free horse equine therapy programs available for v • telephone counseling and referrals free to veteran
10:11:01 Four Weeks Lasting Almost Forever It has been four weeks since the U.S. disasters took place: how Mainers are still coping. attack • on • america • month • later
9/11 10/11 11/11 or My Personal House in Chaos A mother's battle to stike a balance between the national need to strike back at the terrorists own home ground and the fear of seeing her soon to come-of-age son sent off to die in a war she hoped would not have to happen. 9-11 • twin towers • pentagon • pennsylvania • november 11
A New War Through Twain's Eyes All of us have to ask ourselves if revenge is approriate or is, in fact, the healing process can begin, even now. Terrorism is an old and effective weapon, but it can not be countered in the same way and win. The American flag is everywhere now, and it can help those suddenly unsure of the world we live in to focus on what is needed now. It can, though, represent a darker side to patriotism, one that will continue a legacy of violence and hatred. world • trade • afghanistan • twain • mark
An Italian Leader: Berlusconi the Crusader While US and European leaders are trying to put together a large coalition against the fundamentalist supporters of terrorism, the Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi has caused a diplomatic incident with his declaration on the supremacy of the western civilization. Berlusconi, a media tycoon running Italy since May, is not at his first blunder. Italian voters know his loquacity, but still this didn’t keep them from sending him to government with the elections held in May. Since, Italy’s prime minister, who is also on trial for bribery, has not resolved any of his numerous conflicts of interests, among them his fear of international investigations, which are now necessary to seize the terrorists’ financial resources. Yet, as a traditional friend of Arab nations, Italy could still play an important role in the current diplomatic game due to the presence of the former Afghan king Zahir Shah in Rome. silvio berlusconi • italy • osama bin laden • zahir shah • schröder
London's Autumn Highlights London is missing its regular visitors from North America after the 11 September. Intrepid travellors however will find hotel bargains galore and many cultural highlights to tempt them.<I>The Travelsleuth</I></B> looks at London's October season and and suggests afternoon tea at the Ritz or a "Flapper" champagne cocktail at the bar of Claridge's Hotel.<B>Second Update: 11 October.</B> london • britain • queen • empress victoria • george
Norooz: Persian New Year Norooz is an ancient holiday that has been embraced by different religions and nationalities. This article will briefly describe its history and tradition. norooz • nowruz • norouz • nawruz • newroz
The Robot Boat of Nikola Tesla Tesla, the legend of popular culture, inventor of AC current, grandfather of radio, radar and MRIs, invented and tested the world's first remote control weapon in 1898. nikola • tesla • inventor • race of robots • teleautomoton
Getting Educated on Mid-East Politics The best Middle East learning centers and universities. higher education • university • middle east studies • college • graduate programs
STAMP OUT TERRORISM On September 11, terrorists hijacked four planes and assaulted the United States. Over 6,000 people lost their lives to terrorism that morning. It is time to declare war on terrorism and terrorists around the world. war on terrorism • mary alward • mary • alward • suite101
First U.S. Website for Global News After newspaper cuts its foreign bureaus, former Boston Globe reporter launches first U.S.-based website for international news. international news • website on international news • foreign correspondent • charles sennott • global news enterprises
MORE THAN A BLUE ROCK More Than A Blue Rock describes lapis lazuli, an ancient blue stone treasured through the ages. lapis lazuli • pyrite • ultramarine • lazurite • swiss lapis
Canada Remembers Vimy Vimy Ridge in northern France is the site where Canadian soldiers fought a costly battle in World War I. first world war • vimy • veterans • remembers • canada
Lions for Lambs DVD Review Robert Redford addresses the complex issue of fighting terror through three stories, but the film appears to lack soul. director robert redford • actor tom cruise • actor meryl streep • lions for lambs dvd review • film on war on terror
The Ghurid Sultanate, 1009-1215 The history of the Ghurid Sultanate, their liberation from the Ghaznavid Dynasty and eventual defeat by the Khwarizm Shah. afghanisatan • ghaznavid dynasty • herat • helmand valley • iran
How TV reacted to tragedy: a progress report
A look at how the television industry, like the rest of America, is in mourning. But did we know that TV would react the way did? Did TV change too much, or did it not change enough? tragedy • television • industry • america • mourning
War, Religion, and Civilization Why do some groups rarely fight each other while other groups engage in warfare rather frequently? The answers are varied, complex, and inextricable from human nature. war on terrorism • middle east politics • nature of war • war and society • origins of war
Lola Montez Lola Montez was the mistress of King Ludwig I of Bavaria. lola montez • royal mistress • ludwig i • bavaria • king of bavaria
The British in India 1825-1859 The colorful and varied uniforms of British Army military units in India in the 19th century. india • indian colonial history • british empire • english colonialism • british military history
US-wanted Cleric Named To Post Sheikh Hassan Dahir Aweys, a hardliner in the Islamic Courts, is named as head of parliament somalia • islamic courts • sheikh hassan dahir aweys • somalia politics • taliban |
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