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Hindustan Times
March 21, 2018
Provocative graffiti campaign depicts people killed by Afghan warlords in giant murals. Rather than seek justice for the countless victims -- something that is not realistic given the huge number of them and the country's weak judicial system - activist group ArtLords hopes to pressure warlords toÃâà...
Reno News & Review
February 22, 2018
Not to mention the LGBTQIA denouncement of the decision allowing the Afghan warlords to march with their preteen boy sex slaves in the Gays in the Military contingent as a return to tired old stereotypes. Hopefully, we'll know soon which proxy armies can join the MAGA Military Parade. Most of the killingÃâà...
Reno News & Review
February 22, 2018
Not to mention the LGBTQIA denouncement of the decision allowing the Afghan warlords to march with their preteen boy sex slaves in the Gays in the Military contingent as a return to tired old stereotypes. Hopefully, we'll know soon which proxy armies can join the MAGA Military Parade. Most of the killingÃâà...
TV Fanatic
November 18, 2017
President Kirkman is going to have to work hard if he wants to prevent another 9/11. On Designated Survivor Season 2 Episode 8, Kirkman is headed to Afghanistan on a mission, and matters are about to get sketchy. Kirkman at the Summit - Designated Survivor Season 1 Episode 20. Kirkman suits up andÃâà...
New York Times
August 18, 2017
KABUL, Afghanistan — The senior security official in northeastern Takhar Province was deferential when he telephoned Commander Bashir Qanet. After all, he was talking to one of the most powerful government supporters in the province, who has hundreds of militiamen under his command. “PleaseÃâà...
The National Interest Online
September 6, 2016
Afghanistan is once again embattled in another bloody fighting season. Major population centers, to include Kunduz city and Lashkar Gah, are under threat of falling to the Taliban. U.S. and NATO forces continue to brief that Afghanistan still holds the major population centers and that the Taliban are unableÃâà...
The Diplomat
October 26, 2014
Last month marked the first ever peaceful transition of political power in Afghanistan's long history. Ashraf Ghani, along with his two vice-presidents, was officially inaugurated in a ceremony in Kabul that was attended by dignitaries and officials from around the world. This was a momentous occasion forÃâà...
BBC News
November 27, 2012
In many areas of Afghanistan it is the warlords who hold sway - not the central government or the Taliban. They are able to exploit villagers with impunity using the threat, or the reality, of violence. In rural Takhar province, in the remote north-east of Afghanistan, time seems to have stopped in the 19thÃâà...
