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A soldier from the Afghanistan Security Guard (ASG) stands guard a traffic control point (TCP) in Bella, Afghanistan, Feb. 15, 2008. The ASG man the only TCP around Bella 24-hours a day
Afghanistan   Defence   Photos   Taliban   US		  The Australian 
Militants killed in Afghani raids
US-LED and Afghan troops killed several insurgent fighters in a series of operations across Afghanistan over the weekend, including one targeted at bombmakers, the forces said. Another eight militants... (photo: US Army / Spc. Jordan Carter)
Canadian army soldiers hand out food and radios at a village medical outreach program in Panjwai Province, Afghanistan, June 4, 2006. cg1 wnhires
Afghanistan   Aid   Canada   Food   Photos		  Canada Dot Com 
Fanning flames of Afghan food crisis
Export restrictions and higher taxes in neighbouring countries are worsening an already dire food crisis in Afghanistan. Rick Corsino, the World Food Program's director in Afghanistan, said... (photo: US Army/Spc. Jennifer Barba)
Locusts /aaeh  Independent online (SA) 
Afghanistan hit by plague of locusts
Kabul - Afghan authorities are examining the extent of an unprecedented locust infestation that has prompted local officials in some areas to offer wheat as a reward to residents for killing the... (photo: GFDL / Postdlf)
Afghanistan   Agriculture   Government   Insects   Photos
Street Children - Poverty - Afghanistan/ntf1  Khaleej Times 
Rising prices heap pressure on Afghanistan's destitute
KABUL - Shamsuddin, his wife and their three children sit cross-legged on the floor around the cloth that Afghans traditionally eat off and use bread to pick from a single dish of cooked wax beans and... (photo: Public Domain)
Afghanistan   Food   Photos   Poverty   Prices
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Bangladesh Cyclone. (mb1) The Manila Times
Wrong response aggravates Asia food crisis-ADB report

Asia's response to tightening global grain supplies has worsened food price inflation and uncertainty, according to an Asian Development Bank (ADB) report released on... (photo: AP / Saurabh Das)
Asia   Food   Inflation   Photos   Society
Pakistani special forces soldiers guard long lines of buses used to transport election officials and ther voting materials form the city court house in Karachi to the voting stations Sunday, Feb. 17, 2008. Voters will go to the polls in parliamentary elections on Feb. 18 The Manila Times
'al-Qaeda on the run'—Pakistan
By Dante 'Klink' Ang 2nd Executive Editor ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: Even as military leaders here claim they have broken the terrorists' network and have the al-Qaeda on the... (photo: AP Photo / David Guttenfelder)
Afghanistan   Military   Pakistan   Photos   Terrorism
Afghan prisoners leave the prison courtyard before their release from Pul-e-Charki jail in Kabul on Monday, Sept. 13, 2004. The group of 371 Afghans who fought beside the Taliban against U.S.-led forces after the September 11 were released from Pul-e-Cha The Australian
'Time to talk to Taliban'
A KEY adviser and cousin of Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai has warned that fighting in the strife-torn country could drag on for 10 years or more unless the insurgent... (photo: AP Photo )
Afghanistan   Photos   Politics   Taliban   Terrorism
Rice - Sacks of rice - Livestock - Crops - Agriculture - Food - Supermarket The Times Of India
Wrong response aggravates Asia food crisis: ADB report

    MANILA: Asia's response to tightening global grain supplies has aggravated food price inflation and uncertainty, according to an Asian Development Bank... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)
Asia   Economy   Food   Photos   Society
The Post Offic in London City . John Pilger
Destroying the best of Britain
In his latest column for the New Statesman, John Pilger describes how the New Labour government is destroying one of the the venerable features of "communal decency" in... (photo: WN / Periasamy)
Britain   Economy   Europe   Labour   Photos   Post Office
Enduring Freedom, ENDURING FREEDOM Turkish Press
NATO could end rotating command in S. Afghanistan

NATO could change its rotating command of southern Afghanistan and give the role to a single country, amid concern that the current system is boosting the Taliban... (photo: Army / SPC MARSHALL EMERSON, USA)
Afghanistan   Military   Nato   Photos   Taliban


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Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki gestures as he speaks during a meeting with local officials in Baghdad, Iraq, Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2007. Al-Maliki fired a top Sunni official who had called for an international investigation into the rape allegations Pressure for Iraq to pay its own way Asia Times
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