afghanistan news archive by richard s. ehrlich

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Kabul -- Vietnam Vet Calls Security in Kabul Extremely Shaky: Says Taliban Mingles With Locals

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Kabul -- With Hope, Afghans Swear in New Leader: Hamid Karzai Must Maintain Peace and Keep the Way Clear for a Permanent Government

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Kabul -- Taliban, Pakistan Linked, General Says: Phone Lines to Islamabad Cited

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Kabul -- U.S. Embassy Reopens Amid Kabul Recovery

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Kabul -- Battered U.S. Embassy Tells Tales of Years of Unrest

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Kabul -- Orphans in Kabul Receive U.S. Aid

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Kabul -- Buzkashi, Anyone? Getting the Goat is Goal of Game

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Kabul -- Citizens Not Hopeful that Factions Can Run the Country

washington times

Kabul -- Dostum: America's Gruesome New Ally?

city times

Bagram Air Base -- In the Tradition of Lawrence of Arabia, U.S. Army Officers Grow Beards and Wear Woolen Afghan Hats

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Kabul -- British Hope to Train Afghans to be Professional Fighting Force

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Kabul -- Death of a Lion

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Kabul -- Animals Tortured at Kabul Zoo

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Pul-e-Sofian -- Not Much Inspection on Roads to U.S. Bagram Air Base

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Kabul -- Taliban and al Qaeda are Prisoners of War, Says International Red Cross

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Kabul -- U.S. Victims Seek a Better Understanding of Terror

bangkok post

Kabul -- Sex and Birth Control in Afghanistan

city times

Kabul -- Timothy Leary, the "Most Dangerous Man in America," Captured in Afghanistan

city times

Bagram Air Base -- Skull Worship and the Mafia in Afghanistan

city times

Kabul -- Public Executions, Amputations, Stonings and Whippings are Taliban's Legacy

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Kabul -- Spiral Staircase Leads to Manure, Urine and Rubble

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Kabul -- Developing Press: Afghan Journalism

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Kabul -- Christmastime's Meaning Mystifies Most Afghans: "It's for foreigners, but they don't invite me for Christmas, so how can I say to you anything about it?" -- Fawod, shopkeeper

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Kabul -- The Haunted Cells of Pul-i-Charki Prison Await Fresh Inmates

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Kabul -- Former Soviet Embassy Now Dilapidated Squalor for Thousands of Afghan Squatters

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On the Jalalabad-Kabul Highway -- My Journey to Kabul

city times

Jalalabad -- Afghan Al Qaeda Houses

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Darunta -- The Al Qaeda Complex at Darunta

city times

Jalalabad -- Airport to Nowhere

city times

Peshawar -- Bin Laden's Seemingly Bright Future

city times

Islamabad -- War, Religion and Betrayal

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Islamabad -- Pakistan Stifles Taliban Envoy

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Islamabad -- Group Says Alliance Guilty of Past Atrocities

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Islamabad -- Exiled Guerrilla Offers to Help Taliban

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Islamabad -- Afghan Rebels Besiege Key City

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Islamabad -- Anti-U.S. Messages Bombard Readers

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Islamabad -- Taliban Claims Oil Fuels U.S. Bombing: Says Motive is Greed, not Bin Laden

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Islamabad -- Chaos Waits in Wings of Afghanistan

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Islamabad -- Thousands of Pakistanis Supporting Taliban Against Americans in Afghanistan

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Islamabad -- Taliban Says War is 'Between Islam and Non-Believers'

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Islamabad -- Behind Bin Laden's Nuclear Claim

city times

Islamabad -- Alliance's Advance Worries Pakistanis

washington times

Islamabad -- Aid Workers Delivered From Evil

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Islamabad -- Americans Cheer Taliban Warplanes

city times

Islamabad -- Journalists Disguise Themselves as Afghan Women

city times

Islamabad -- Taliban Strategy: Guns and God

city times

Islamabad -- Afghanistan: An American Graveyard?

city times

New York -- Aerial Bombardment is Not New to Afghans

bangkok post

New York -- Living in Afghanistan, The Poor Already Are Victims

bangkok post

Kabul -- Genteel Guerrillas Mind Envoy's Kabul Home

washington times

Kabul -- For Sale in Afghanistan: U.S.-Supplied Stingers

washington times

Kabul -- Afghanistan Adopts Harsh Islamic Laws

washington times

Kabul -- In Hiding, Najibullah Willing to Face "A Violent Death"

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Kabul -- Afghan's Schools Trashed, Looted; Students Stay Away

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Kabul -- Guerrillas Seize Fabled Bala Hissar Fortress and Russian Weapons

Kabul -- Mujahideen Tribunal Will Judge Defeated Moscow-Backed Regime

Kabul -- New Mujahideen Government's Defense Minister Masood

Kabul -- Kabul Enjoys Peace on Second Day of Cease-Fire

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Qala-i-Jangi -- General Abdul Rashid Dostum, Traitor Against the Russians

Kabul -- Hekmatyar's Assault on Kabul

Kabul -- Hekmatyar, Masood and Dostum Try to Carve Up Kabul in Peace

Kabul -- Afghan Blues

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Kabul -- Warriors in Lipstick Will Safeguard Kabul

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Kabul -- "State of Emergency" Against U.S.-Backed Guerrillas Infiltrating Kabul

Kabul -- Last Soviet Troops Guard Vital Airport

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Kabul -- Afghans Wait in the Cold to See the Next Dogfight

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Kabul -- Soviet Diehard Refuses to Quit Kabul

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Kabul -- End of Soviet Pullout Leaves Fearful City Facing Guerrillas

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Kabul -- US Evacuates Embassy While Russian Troops Retreat

Kabul -- U.N. Emergency Airlift Supplies Kabul, 300 Crack Russian Troops Guard Airport While Moscow Withdraws

Kabul -- All 18,000 Soviet Troops Abandon Kabul, Convoys Go Home

Kabul -- Don't Attack Cities as Soviets Pull Out, Afghan Rebels Told

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Peshawar -- Psychiatric Center Treats Victims of Afghanistan Torture

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Peshawar -- The US Government and Boston University Train Guerrillas to Pass Themselves Off as Journalists

Peshawar -- Afghan Rebel Leader Scorns Both Superpowers

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Peshawar -- Mujahideen Vow to Execute Afghan Communists

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Peshawar -- Afghan Rebels Object to Rambo Film on Real War

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Peshawar -- Keeping Your American Mule Healthy and Happy is Key to the Afghan Jihad

Kabul -- Soviet Troops Made to Endure Official, Loud, Long Sendoff

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Kabul -- First Soviet Troops Begin Afghan Exit: Shattered Nation Remains in Agony (Part One)

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On the Jalalabad-Kabul Highway -- First Soviet Troops Begin Afghan Exit: Convoy Shadowed by Hills and Defeat (Part Two)

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Kabul -- Soviet Pullout Leaves Rag-Tag Afghan Army to Fight Rebels

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Kabul -- Jitters Start in Kabul as Withdrawal Time Nears

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Kabul -- Afghan Leader Denies Soviets Will Leave Arms

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Kabul -- Former Afghan King Wooed for Return to Kabul

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Kabul -- "Mountain of Martyrs" Symbolizes Those Who Died Supporting the Soviet Occupation

Aboard an Afghan Air Force Antonov-24 Above the Hindu Kush -- Flying With Soviet-Backed Marxists, Above the War in Afghanistan

Kabul -- Afghans Learning to Read, But Lessons Laud Soviets

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The Herat-Torgundy Highway -- "Russians? What Russians? This is Afghanistan"

Dohab -- Women's Liberation in Afghanistan, Under the Russians

Kabul -- Trouble If You're an American Reporter

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Charikar -- Soviet-Controlled and Beyond the Rebels' Reach

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