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 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
Afghanistan   Photos   Politics   Taliban   Terrorism  
 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 Taliban are politically eng... (photo: AP Photo )
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
Afghanistan   Military   Pakistan   Photos   Terrorism  
 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 run, they remain cautious in ... (photo: AP Photo / David Guttenfelder)
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 (ADB) report released here on Fr... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)
Asia   Economy   Food   Photos   Society  
Fruit and vegetables, arrayed in a definitely different art form, were found at the large 2004 BEA Exhibition in the Swiss capital of Bern. Colourful and creative, the display proved to be one of the highlights of the show. Apples, aubergines, carrots, cucumbers, leeks, lettuce, pears, potatoesvital vitamins galore!  Middle East Online 
Egypt extends ration cards due to high food prices
Egypt has opened its ration card system to an extra 17 million people and doubled the amount of rice that card holders receive in an effort to counter the effects of rising food prices. | The global p... (photo: Public Domain / )
Economy   Egypt   Food   Inflation   Photos  
Top Stories
 A Palestinian gathers stones to throw at Israeli soldiers, not seen, during an Israeli army operation in the West Bank City of Nablus, Sunday Feb. 25 2007. Dozens of Israeli jeeps and armored vehicles raided the West Bank city of Nablus Sunday and placed Daily Star Lebanon
No escape from Middle Eastern wars
| By David Ignatius | Daily Star staff | Friday, May 09, 2008 | The game-changing events in the 2008 campaign are issues of war and peace. Both may be in play between now... (photo: AP /Nasser Ishtayeh)
Defence   Mideast   Peace   Photos   War  
Lewis Hamilton The Times
Lewis Hamilton roped into Vodafone stunt: is this what you call the pits?
div#related-article-links p a, div#related-article-links p a:visited { color:#06c; } | In the pantheon of ridiculous publicity stunts, it may rate among the greatest. Lew... (photo: Creative Commons / Jeff Wunrow)
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 Members of a Chinese military honor guard march during a welcome ceremony for Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Marine Gen. Peter Pace at the Ministry of Defense in Beijing, China, March 22, 2007. cg1 Asia Times
China's submarine progress alarms India
| By Siddharth Srivastava | NEW DELHI - Recent reports about China's nuclear-powered submarine and naval capabilities are raising concern in New Delhi. It has also drawn ... (photo: USAF/Staff Sgt. D. Myles Cullen)
China   Defence   India   Photos   Politics  
More than 400 Afghan soldiers graduated Nov. 13 after 10 weeks of basic infantry training in Kabul. U.S. forces oversee the training, which has produced nearly 1,400 Afghan soldiers since May. Asia Times
Afghan army far from fighting fit
| By Antonio Giustozzi | Over the past few years, the Afghan National Army (ANA) has often been presented as a success story. This certainly holds some truth, at least in... (photo: U.S. Army/Sgt. Don Dees)
Afghanistan   Defence   Photos   US   War  
 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 Asia Times
Pressure for Iraq to pay its own way
| By Jim Lobe | WASHINGTON - Growing impatience in the US Congress over the enormous costs incurred by the Iraq war, as well as the Pentagon's belief that it needs more t... (photo: AP/Thaier al-Sudani, Pool)
Economy   Iraq   Photos   US   War  
  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 B... (photo: WN / Periasamy)
Britain   Economy   Europe   Labour   Photos   Post Office  
Politics Business
- Wrong response aggravates Asia food crisis-ADB r
- LEBANON: Battle for Beirut
- Asia's euro is short on trust, political will
- Afghan government forces kill six Taliban men
 Bangladesh Cyclone. (mb1)
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- Wrong response aggravates Asia food crisis: ADB report
- Ash spew heading for Argentina
- Asia's euro is short on trust, political will
 Bangladesh Cyclone. (mb1)
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Health Education
- GLOBAL: Six million children "need not die every year&q
- Women Bridging Borders to Beat Violence
- IRAQ: Kurdistan bracing for possible cholera outbreak
- Turkmenistan dictator Niyazov's golden statue removed to
Cecilia brought her son Alex Nomorro (2 ) to the hospital where he was admitted for severe malnutrition.
GLOBAL: Six million children "need not die every year"
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- Aga Khan makes rare visit to U.S.
- YEMEN: Low cost women's literacy project - big results
- A first for Asia
- Afghan schools try to make new start
Sana'a Yemen - in Assab'ain Street, jsa1
YEMEN: Low cost women's literacy project - big results
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Environment Travel
- Dearer food unleashes 'silent tsunami'
- YEMEN: Efforts to reduce air pollution
- GLOBAL: Climate change poses humanitarian challenges - top U
- GLOBAL: Rich must pay climate change health costs
Onlookers watch the forming of a convoy with food supplies for displaced people in western Kenya, near Mombasa, Kenya Sunday, Jan. 6, 2008. The UN World Food Program said it was struggling to get food to over 100,000 hungry people forced to flee their homes in the Rift Valley area in western Kenya.
Dearer food unleashes 'silent tsunami'
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- Aga Khan makes rare visit to U.S.
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