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Breaking News Sat, 5 Jul 2008
 poppy plant - opium - drug
Afghanistan   Agriculture   Photos   Society   Trade  
 BBC News 
Farmers caught in the poppy trade
Much of Afghanistan's Helmand Province is dependent on the poppy harvest - which locks ordinary people into a criminal economy and ends up funding Taleban insurgents, corrupt officials and drug traffi... (photo: WN)
Afghanistan
Afghanistan   Military   Photos   US   War  
 The Columbus Dispatch 
Afghanistan war grows hotter than Iraq
| Without our quite knowing it, is it possible that the war in Afghanistan has moved southward and that Pakistan is now a part of the struggle? | This new and dangerous part of the conflict began open... (photo: U.S. Marine Corps / Staff Sgt. Robert Piper )
 A local Iraqi girl shows her enthusiasm for the US being in Iraq with a homemade sign. Her family waits to find if one of their relatives is among the thousands of Enemy Prisoners of War (EPW) in a nearby EPW camp.  The Australian 
Assault on innocence
| THE girl in Sierra Leone's Freetown spends all her time caring for her baby, a child born of violent rape. The adolescent in southern Afghanistan has finally begun to learn to read, but she is terri... (photo: US Navy photo)
Girl   Global   Photos   Sex   Violence   War  
Pentagon  The Examiner 
Pentagon extends tour of Marines in Afghanistan
WASHINGTON (Map, News) - The Pentagon has extended the tour of 2,200 Marines in Afghanistan, after insisting for months the unit would come home on time. | The 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, which is... (photo: GFDL)
Afghanistan   Marines   News   Pentagon   Photos  
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Army Spc. Mike Rutledge, a driver from 3rd Platoon, 546th Company, 385th MP Battalion, 3rd Infantry Division, patrols through a bazaar in Yaqubi in Sabari District, Khost Province, Afghanistan September 30, 2007. Gulf News
An absence of exit strategy in Afghanistan
| Both the US and the UK leaders have promised to send more troops to Afghanistan by next year. There are currently over 60,000 troops in Afghanistan, about 33,000 Americ... (photo: US Army / Spc. Micah E. Clare)
Afghanistan   Military   Photos   UK   US  
 Two local nationals help unload humanitarian aid in the city of Obe, Afghanistan, Nov. 16, 2004. ula1 Gulf News
Head of UN mission tries to build on aid meet
| Islamabad: A senior UN official on Thursday called for Afghanistan's neighbours to work towards mending tense regional relationships so that the conflict-torn country c... (photo: U.S. Army )
Afghanistan   Aid   Pakistan   Photos   UN  
A heavy police presence outside the Houses of Parliament in London, Friday March 11, 2005. The two Houses, the Lords and Commons, were debating the controversial Terrorism Bill. Eight foreign terror suspects, including a radical Muslim cleric with alleged links to al-Qaida, were granted bail on Friday, as the British government battled to pass a new anti-terrorism law to control their movements. Gulf News
Second Al Qaida suspect freed from jail
| London: An Algerian suspected of links to Osama Bin Laden and bomb plots in the United States and France has been freed on bail after more than seven years in prison in... (photo: AP / Dave Caulkin)
Algeria   London   Photos   Qaida   Terrorism  
President of the United States George W. Bush and Deputy Secretary of Defense Gordon England, Thursday, July 3, 2008. The Australian
George W. Bush pledges more US troops to battle Taliban
| WASHINGTON: Grappling with a record death toll in an overshadowed war, President George W.Bush yesterday promised to send more troops to Afghanistan by year's end, desp... (photo: Defense Dept. / Tech. Sgt. Jerry Morrison)
Bush   Defence   Photos   Pledges   Slideshow   Taliban  
A Chinese security guard walks across flags on Tiananmen Square in Beijing, China, Monday, Oct 8, 2007. Asia Times
A new world under one Heaven
| By Francesco Sisci | Part 1: | BEIJING - Globalization in the West started with the Greeks - with the Anabasis told by Xenophon, a disciple of Socrates. Then, 10,000 Gr... (photo: AP/Ng Han Guan / )
China   Culture   Globalization   Photos   Politics  
Manmohan Singh Asia Times
India blows up a monsoon
| By M K Bhadrakumar | It cuts both ways when an unelected politician heads the government in a democratic country. On the one hand, he may not be adept at the politickin... (photo: PIB )
Asia   India   Nuclear   Photos   Politics  
Taji, Iraq - SSgt Darren Vogt, of the 1st Battalion 66th Armor Regiment, performs perimeter security in an area where a recent insurgent attack took place on an Iraqi oil pipeline near Taji, Iraq. Asia Times
Big Oil's 'secret' out of Iraq's closet
By Pepe Escobar | NEW YORK - It is not about the "war on terror". It is not about weapons of mass destruction. It is not about "freedom and democracy to the Iraqi people"... (photo: US Navy file / PM1 Michael Larson)
Afghanistan   Iraq   Oil   Photos   US   War  
The silhouette on the cover of the Army Campaign Plan CD was developed from this photo of Company A Soldiers, 2/504th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 82nd Airborne Division, heading toward their next objective in Afghanistan during Operation Viper, March 1, San Diego
Afghan developments
FACTBOX-Security developments in Afghanistan - Following are security developments in Afghanistan reported until 1200 GMT on Thursday: | LOGAR - Five Afghan soldiers were... (photo: U.S. Army/SSG Leopold Medina Jr.)
Afghanistan   NATO   Photos   Security   Terrorism  
 A US Army (USA) flight crew member from Task Force Saber mans a doorway aboard a CH-47 Chinook helicopter. The CJTF76 QRF conducted an exercise with their International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) counterparts near Kabul, Afghanistan (AFG), in suppo Turkish Press
Afghan, NATO troops kill 32 Taliban militants: officials
| A French soldier with the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) guards the Shamali Plains on the outskirts of Kabul in May 2008. Afghan and NATO-led f... (photo: US Army file/Spc. Joshua Balog)
Afghanistan   Nato   Photos   Taliban   Troops  
Navy's Ticonderoga class cruiser USS Port Royal, equiped with AEGIS combat systems, and "Tomahawk" ASM/LAM cruise missiles, patrols in the Persian Gulf in this 1997 file photo. Iranian boats harassed and provoked three American Navy ships in the strategic Strait of Hormuz, threatening to explode the vessels, U.S. officials said Monday, calling it the most serious such incident in years. The Times
Record oil prices: Iran and the Strait of Hormuz
| The price of oil soared over $145 today, fuelled by concerns of an attack on Iran by Israel or the US. | Investors are worried that continuing tension could push Iran t... (photo: AP Photo / U.S. Navy, Christopher Mobley, FILE)
Arab   Iran   Oil   Photos   Prices   Strait  
Politics & Government Business & Finance
- President Gul Meets His Georgian, Tajik Counterparts
- Turkish President Meets Turkish Businessmen In Kazakhstan
- Pakistani army reluctant to fight Taliban
- Gunmen shoot dead Afghan member of parliament
 Members of the local tribal militia keep position on a makeshift banker at a troubled area in the outskirt of Wana, the main town of Pakistan´s South Waziristan tribal region along Afghan border, Monday, March 26, 2007. Tribal militants praised by
Frontier years give might to ex-guerrilla's words
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- Farmers caught in the poppy trade
- Musharraf tied to nuclear export
- Kyrgyz envoy for boosting mutual trade
- Russia to boost Turkmenistan imports
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Farmers caught in the poppy trade
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Society & Culture Entertainment
- Pakistani army reluctant to fight Taliban
- Assault on innocence
- Opening today
- Stay in Afghanistan as long as it takes, soldier's widow
 A local Iraqi girl shows her enthusiasm for the US being in Iraq with a homemade sign. Her family waits to find if one of their relatives is among the thousands of Enemy Prisoners of War (EPW) in a nearby EPW camp.
Assault on innocence
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- Bollywood loses Rs 1.5 bn in six months
- Tasting wine: Rosé is perfect for the holiday
- No skimpy outfits allowed on bar staff
- Discrimination on the catwalks?
The Bad Man of Bollywood Gulshan Grover
Bollywood loses Rs 1.5 bn in six months
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Health Sport
- Afghanistan: Airstrikes kill civilians
- Afghanistan: Marines' Tour Extended
- Rs90m German grant for Afghan DPs
- Siberian jail is champion in fight against TB
 President George W. Bush addresses the Veterans Day ceremonies Saturday, Nov. 11, 2006, at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Va.  ula1
Bush tackles Afghan security
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- Lee leads Asian assault at Arkansas Championship
- Indian ministry to probe ‘lifting’ bribery scandal
- Challenges abound for Bush at last economic summit
- Sri Lanka pin Cup final hopes on Mendis
 Inzamam ul Haq
The Oval forfeit change pleases Inzamam
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- Russian president visits Turkmenistan to consolidate Moscow’
- Medvedev to pay visit to Turkmenistan
- Head of UN mission tries to build on aid meet
- A new world under one Heaven
 Two local nationals help unload humanitarian aid in the city of Obe, Afghanistan, Nov. 16, 2004. ula1
Head of UN mission tries to build on aid meet
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- Pakistani army reluctant to fight Taliban
- Afghan MP shot dead, 10 Taliban killed laying landmine
- Rattling imaginary sabres
- Stay in Afghanistan as long as it takes, soldier's widow
A heavy police presence outside the Houses of Parliament in London, Friday March 11, 2005. The two Houses, the Lords and Commons, were debating the controversial Terrorism Bill. Eight foreign terror suspects, including a radical Muslim cleric with alleged links to al-Qaida, were granted bail on Friday, as the British government battled to pass a new anti-terrorism law to control their movements.
Second Al Qaida suspect freed from jail
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