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... Central Asiaâ€.
Indeed Attock is the eastern terminus of the Kabul-Attock corridor to the Central Asia through which for centuries ... corridor and its adjoining valleys is in essence following the journey of the Kabul River and its tributaries.
The 435 miles long ... city of the Frontier Province of Pakistan.
Now this is the route through the Kabul River Valley, that armies of Alexander the Great ...
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... and it’s people will recover and nothing will ever be the same. Some will be thankful. Others will fight.
Having driven around Kabul a fair amount, I know the city fairly well. It’s odd to ... . Poorly maintained cell towers. Even shopping malls have sprung up here and there.
Taken as a whole, Kabul is not a bad city. The corruption of the Karzai government is ubiquitous. Seen ...
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... human rights abuses, arrived on an international flight at the Kabul airport. Dostum, who has been living in exile in Turkey, ... "every support and assistance to the new government" in Kabul, the United Nations announced that it would reduce its foreign ... border, where extremist groups are based.
In the streets of Kabul, many evening commuters and shoppers said they were happy and relieved ...
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... wear Western clothes, smoke or take photographs. We might as well kill ourselves!"
Returning to Kabul after a seven-year gap, it was hard to believe that the Islamists sent packing by US-led ... journeys to major cities that used to take up to 10 hours can now be done in three. A two-day trek from Kabul to Kandahar can now be accomplished in one morning.
And yet colleagues who have toughed ...
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... bargain” in which India lowers its profile in Kabul and settles the Kashmir issue. This position is of a piece ... frontline state against the Russians to have a friendly regime in Kabul, a regime to our liking.” Two decades later, a Pakistani ... support the Taliban so that there is a government friendly to Pakistan in Kabul. Otherwise, India will reign.” More recently, the spokesman ...
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... , have also pulled their investments out of the Gulf to plough back into Kabul.
Most of those Afghans earned their money from contracts they have with the military and construction projects, ... of real estate.
He does not appear unduly concerned about the security situation in Kabul, and dismisses the fact that he might himself be in danger because he has knowledge of where rich people live.
& ...
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... following report and it starts off like this... World leaders descended on Kabul tonight for the inauguration of President Hamid Karzai, whose ... .net sees it like this... Afghan authorities have locked down the capital, Kabul, as the city prepares for Hamid Karzai to be sworn in ... year term as president...
Read the rest at link below...
Kabul locked down for swearing-in
Above link has short News Video ...
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Clinton in Kabul: At least she's not telling stories about dodging sniper fire. (Paula Bronstein / Getty Images)
... gullibility to make them apparently worthwhile, because they keep happening.
Hillary Clinton flashed into Kabul today on her way back from Shaghai, though ... ="ptristam";
Hillary Clinton Corkscrews Into Kabul originally appeared on About.com Middle East Issues on ...
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... said a rocket hit near a luxury hotel in the capital Kabul late Saturday, injuring four people. Earlier, police ... between a hospital and the Serena Hotel, a popular residence in Kabul for visiting foreigners.
“The police have been dispatched to ... Serena Hotel in the past.
The hotel is located in the center of Kabul, near the presidential palace, government ministries and embassies.
Rockets ...
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... Khaled Hosseini. A second translation can be found here
Ah! How beautiful is Kabul encircled by her arid mountains
And Rose, of the trails of ... evil eye of man!
Khizr chose the path to Kabul in order to reach Paradise
For her mountains brought him ... stone is there more precious than the treasure of Shayagan
Every street of Kabul is enthralling to the eye
Through the bazaars, caravans of Egypt ...
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