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19.01.2010, 09:29
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It is possible to eradicate drug production in Afghanistan, but the locals should be provided with an alternative livelihood, says Pino Arlacchi, former director of the UN Office for Drugs Control and Crime Prevention.
11.01.2010, 07:29
While international forces in Afghanistan spend billions to build up a security system there, local police fail to tackle flourishing drug trade and insurgent violence and even foreign training projects don’t help.
21.09.2009, 21:57
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There is no military order, discipline or accountability among private contractors in Afghanistan and Pakistan, said RT contributor Wayne Madsen, therefore violations are inevitable.
31.12.2009, 14:37
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A suicide attack has left 8 CIA personnel dead and at least 6 others wounded inside a US military facility, dealing a setback for President Barack Obama’s war strategy.
28.10.2010, 17:52
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Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev has said in an interview that it is "impossible" for US-led coalition forces to secure victory in Afghanistan.
30.03.2010, 18:30
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Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has urged the international community for better coordinated joint efforts in fighting terrorism as he believes that the recent Moscow terror attacks were not a domestic matter.
16.08.2010, 17:35
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The new commander of coalition forces in Afghanistan says a July 2011 deadline for ending the protracted military operation may turn out to be mission impossible.
17.01.2010, 11:22
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Eighty percent of Taliban militants are not ideologically motivated, believes US Brigadier-General Ben Hodges.
01.08.2010, 10:42
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RT spoke in London to Julian Assange, the founder and editor-in-chief of the whistleblower website WikiLeaks.org, responsible for the leakage of the documents on Afghan war, which was the biggest in US military history.
31.03.2010, 10:13
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At the G8 pre-summit meeting in Ottawa, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper has said Canada will end its military presence in Afghanistan after 2011, despite US pressure to stay.
Published: 19 January, 2010, 18:29
Edited: 23 January, 2010, 00:31
Following Monday’s brazen assault in the center of Kabul, the president of Afghanistan has ordered a comprehensive review of the security situation inside the beleaguered country.
The French whine is getting a little old and starting to lose its taste. Whiners seldom accomplish anything, they just keep on whining.
A few days ago, french and american invaders claimed that Irak was on the way to pacification: 2009 had much less casualties than the previous years. Apparently, it was nothing else than other lies; since the US-NATO forces do not even control Kabul's green zone. Why can the declare those wars illegal and take adequate sanctions against the invaders; then order the destruction of all pavot's fields.The 90% humans who are not US or NATO countries' citizen could perfectly well deceide to boycott those 10% troubles-makers and require that all global institutions move out of those nations' territories. Those wars and atrocities could be stopped if the BRIC, african, and South-American states had a little more courage and were not so scared of the great american ogre. .Sorry Future Generations ! Sincerely...Jean-Claude Meslin