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Articles related to "Kabul"
A Book Store in Kabul This tiny bookshop in Kabul is a a monument to the strength and vision of one man: drop in for a visit, and pick up copies of books you would never have known existed. afghanistan • bookseller of kabul • kabul • kabul services • kabul guides
Quick Travel Guide to Kabul Afghanistan is open for tourism and travelers are finding their way. Museums, a beauty shop and an upscale boutique are some of the places to see in Kabul. kabul • travel guide • afghanistan • debbie rodriguez • sara afghan
Kabul Beauty School Deborah Rodriguez, a hairdresser from the Midwest, traveled to the Middle East with a humanitarian group to aid the people of the war-torn region. kabul beauty school • behind the veil • deborah • deborah rodriguez • afghanistan
The Bookseller of Kabul - Asne Seierstad War correspondent Asne Seierstad describes life in Kabul Afghanistan. kabul afghanistan • border crossing • infant mortality • sultan khan • osama bin laden
The Retreat from Kabul The attempted retreat from the Kabul cantonments in January 1842 was one of the worst disasters in British military history. the retreat from kabul • first anglo-afghan war • kabul • final stand at gandamak • jellalabad
Woman's Mini-Guide to Kabul Western women traveling to Kabul will have a rewarding experience when prepared. afghanistan • women • travel • kabul • travel guide
A Nation Restored - Part I Afghanistan is in need of being restored - and the United States, United Nations, and the Afghans themselves must commit themselves to creating the necessary infrastructure to prevent Afghanistan from being used as a terrorist homeland. afghan • afghanistan • kabul • taliban • uzbek
Al-Jazeera – the CNN of the Middle East? In the aftermath of the September 11 terrorist attacks on the United States and the subsequent American military operations in Afghanistan, the 24-hour Arabic-language news organization Al-Jazeera has featured prominently in media coverage. Western media have not been able to operate effectively in Taliban-controlled areas of Afghanistan, so coverage of the Qatar-based organization has become invaluable. However, what is the message Al-Jazeera sends? al-jazeera • afghanistan • kabul • qandahar • kandahar
Feature Article: "Every City Has Its Own Flavor" From a feature article by Karen Claussen: "The appalling views of present day Kabul that we see in the news couldn’t be farther from the city I knew in the late sixties. I was lucky to be a giggling teenager in a fascinating city that fed my curiosity a rich diet, in a culture of repression and cruelty side by side with piety and commerce, and most of all color." Read the entire article for a unique perspective of Afghanistan's capital city. afghanistan • kabul
Afghan Military Prison and Constitutional Law On January 7, 2009, a U.S. Federal Judge began the process of examining the legal rights of over 600 detainees being held in Bagram Air Base, Afghanistan. bagram air base • kabul afghanistan • war on terror • foreign detainees • human rights
The Modern History of Art in Afghanistan The past seven years have seen tremendous growth in fine art paintings being produced by Afghan master artists. history of art • fine art • afghan art • miniature islamic art • realism art
The Siege of Sherpur This battle took place on 23 December, 1879, the culmination of Afghan attempts to destroy the British forces of Major General Frederick Roberts. the siege of sherpur • the assault on sherpur cantonment • prelude to sherpur • sherpur cantonment • the assault on sherpur
Doing Good and Finding Hope in Afghanistan Escalating violence is reported daily from Afghanistan but Afghans4Tomorrow and Aschiana are organizations helping children find hope in a war-torn country. children of afghanistan • afghanistan's future • afghanistan human rights • afghanistan education • post-taliban afghanistan
Harry Potter, Foreign Films, Movies Return to Afghanistan Updates on the latest news this week, just a couple of weeks away from the start of the 2001 film awards season ... Harry Potter not only breaks records but shatters them, a record number of foreign films are in contention for the Foreign Language Film Oscar, and a bright news story ... the magic of film as well as so many other freedoms return to Afghanistan as the Taliban retreats. films • oscar • cinema • foreign • film
What's Going On? My thoughts on what is going to happen in the near future and what Canada might or might not do to help the US in their(Our?) war on terrorism. canada • afghanistan • kabul • us • america
Aga Khan Historic Cities Programme Afghanistan is a country torn apart by war. Undeterred, the Aga Khan Trust for Culture is quietly rebuilding the country's urban landscapes and restoring hope construction techniques • development • architectural • communities • aga khan trust for culture aktc
Biographies and Memoirs of Wild Women Diablo Cody, Anna Nicole Smith, Deborah Rodriguez and Giulia Melucci's stories are sure to titillate and entertain! memoir • memoirs • bio • biography • biographies
Crumbling like a deck of cards Weekly editorial on the war in Afghanistan. The Northern Alliance is speeding up their advances and the Taleban are in a hasty retreat. Should they stop before they take the capital war • afghanistan • colin powell • president musharraf • pashtun
Islamic Art in Afghanistan Islamic art is fast gaining popularity in Afghanistan. The growth of modern Islamic art is most clearly seen in Herat and Kabul, two of the largest cities. islamic art • afghanistan culture • modern islamic art • modern art paintings • colorful abstract art
Afghan Politics Falling Apart, 1970s Afghan society's lack of homogeneity and Afghanistan's highly contentious politics allowed the Soviets to gain influence in Afghanistan in the 1970s. russia • soviet union • afghanistan • politics • invasion
Some more 'Whys' the media needs to tell
Why won't media tell why we are in Afghanistan NOT getting bin Laden? osama bin laden • bin laden • al qaida • al qeada • afghanistan
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
Women in Afghanistan 1996-2001 Life for Afghani women under Taliban rule afghanistan 1996 to 2001 • taliban government control kabul 1996 • afghani women cover themselves in public • department for the prevention of vice and the fost • women flogged did not conform to dress code
Afghan-American Arrested for Question Mark In a phone interview from Kabul on July 23, 2009, Mr. Mohammad Osman discusses his arrest, the motives behind his "question mark" campaign, and hopes for the country. mohammad osman • question mark campaign • rule of law afghanistan • government afghanistan criticism • political campaign 2009 afghanistan
Afghanistan's Treasure Trove Karzai's government invite foreign investors to bid for fuel exploration and mining contracts as the conflict rages on. afghanistan • afghan • aynak • us • logar
American Policy for South-Central Afghanistan Washington is to set stringent benchmarks on the Kabul government that will be necessary for the successful continuation of the war on terror. kabul government • american afghanistan policy • washington afghan policy • war on terror • iraq surge policy
Soviet Influence in Afghanistan During the 1970s The political situation in Afghanistan deteriorated in the late 1970s. By 1979 it was all but untenable. Soviet political influence gave rise to military invasion. afghanistan • russia • soviet union • soviets • politics
Understanding Who Are the Taliban While the media reports about the Taliban or al-Qaeda fighting US and NATO troops in Afghanistan, there is a general lack of understanding of exactly who are the Taliban taliban and afghanistan • taliban and pakistan • afghan insurgency • afghan militants • al-qaeda and afghanistan
A Thousand Splendid Suns A Thousand Splendid Suns is Khaled Hosseini's story of Mariam and Laila, wives of a tyrannical man, who live in a time of war and turmoil in the city of Kabul. khaled hosseini • the kite runner • afghanistan • kabul • books about afghanistan
Canada's Commitment to Rebuild Afghanistan In October 2001, Canada made a commitment to help rebuild Afghanistan. Eight years later, Canadians debate their ongoing involvement. canada • canadian • afghanistan • kandahar • soldier
Is American Policy in Afghanistan Flawed? American policy in Afghanistan focuses on a unified central government, while residents identify with their autonomous cultural, ancestral or linguistic group. afghanistan policy • bush doctrine • obama doctrine • america’s fatal flaw • american policy
Soviet Afghan Battle for Hill 3234 As part of Operation Magistral the 9th Company of the 345th Guards Airborne Regiment took and held a mountain outnumbered 10 to one by Mujahideen 9 rota • 9th company • 1979 • soviet union invaded afghanistan • soviet airborne troops
Yash Chopra's New York The film tells the story of three New York university students whose lives are changed by 9/11 yash chopra's new york • new york an interesting film about the aftermath o • irfan khan • kabir khan • kabul express
A Thousand Splendid Suns Book Review A heart wrenching tale that spans thirty years of volatile history in Afghanistan, A Thousand Splendid Suns sheds a new light on the atrocity of war in the Middle East. a thousand splendid suns • khaled hosseini • afghanistan • book review • fiction book review
One Man's Vision A profile of a newly established organization that has done miracles in its short existence because of one man's vision to do right in the name of God. mansoor sadati • islam • islamic organization • in the name of god • iran
War on terrorism report card: November edition A second installment of the report card series. This month some new students, a new award, and more grades. bush • rumsfeld • powell • pakistan • russia
Americans turning to overseas media for the truth?
Are a growing number of US citizens tied of official reports on the 'war on terrorism' and going to foreign news sources? media issues • foreign news • propaganda • war propaganda • cnn
Are YOU Among Those Who Know That: Are you among those who know the following? new york yankees • yankees • mets • new york • brooklyn
Bad Lands by Lonely Planet Co-founder Tony Wheeler, co-founder of Lonely Planet Travel Guides, takes the reader on a tour of the Axis of Evil in Bad Lands. bad lands • tony wheeler • post war afghanistan • visiting libya • communist north korea
Canadian Politics: Tories snag Chris Alexander Canada's former ambassador to Afghanistan, Chris Alexander, has announced his intention to seek the Conservative nomination in Ajax-Pickering. chris alexander • afghanistan • ambassador • ajax-pickering • candidate
Talibanism is Pakistan Growth of intolerance in Pakistan. tribalism • ethnic • intolerance • pakistan • violence
The CIA Covert Mission in Afghanistan, 1979-1992 In reaction to the Soviet Union's invasion of Afghanistan in 1979, the CIA became more and more interested in using Afghanistan as a means to weaken the USSR. cia • ussr • soviet • russia • afghanistan
The Far Pavilions (1978) by MM Kaye The novel is based in India, one of Britain's erstwhile colonies. It is the story of forbidden love between a British officer and an Indian princess, in the British Raj the far pavilions • mm kaye • british raj • sepoy mutiny • ashton pelham martyn
The Poet's Way of Knowing Only the truly great get Pulitzers by writing about cubicles, backyards and coffeepots. If "write what you know" still applies, how can the rest of us jazz it up? poetry • fredy neptune • autobiography of red • les murray • anne carson
What About The Women and Children of Afghanistan? How the Taliban affects Afghan women and children. terrorist attack • taliban • afghanistan • rawa.
Afghanistan Election Fraud For NATO and the UN trying to establish democracy and freedom in Afghanistan the presidential election has been hugely embarrassing. hamid karzai • afghan election • election fraud • taliban • afghan ballot stuffing
American Afghan Policy in Trouble! Canada complained to America and the USA complained to Europe - put additional combat troops in Afghanistan. Europe's answer was a resounding NO and NATO is in jeopardy! nato and afghanistan • canada’s role in isaf • red card nations • american policy • german troops in afghanistan
Beyond Belief - 9/11 Widows Take Action Two pregnant women in America are widowed by the 9/11 attack on the U.S. In their grief, they refuse to give in to terror and reach out to aid widows in Afghanistan. afghanistan • 9/11 • widows • burkha • grief
Four Novels With Afghan Characters or Themes Fictional accounts with Afghan characters or settings are relatively hard to find. Here are four novels to read from the safety of your armchair. afghanistan war • afganistan • afghanistan jalalabad • aghanistan • buzkashi
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 |
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