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Afghans pass by the main office of Kabul Bank in Kabul, Afghanistan, Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2010.

Afghanistan Banking Finance Photos Wikipedia: Kabul Bank

The New York Times
Afghanistan Pledges Support for Troubled Bank
| KABUL, Afghanistan — In a bid to defuse escalating tension at the nation’s largest bank, the chairman of Afghan Central Bank insisted Monday that the embattled Kabul Bank was meeting the... (photo: AP / Musadeq Sadeq)

An Afghan protester burns a portrait of Dove World Outreach Center's pastor Terry Jones during a demonstration against the United States, in Kabul, Afghanistan, Monday, Sept. 6, 2010.

Afghanistan Islam Photos US Wikipedia: September 11 attacks

Independent online
Burning Koran angers Afghans
| Kabul - Several hundred Afghans chanting "Death to America" rallied outside a mosque in the Afghan capital on Monday to protest against an American church's plan to burn a copy of the Koran on the a... (photo: AP / Musadeq Sadeq)

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak waves as he arrives at the Economic and Financial forum for the Mediterranean, in Milan, Italy, Monday, July 20 2009.

The Siasat Daily
Mubarak concerned over 'new dangers' in Gulf
| Cairo, September 06: Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak said Sunday he was concerned about "new dangers" in the Gulf, in an apparent allusion to Iran, whose nuclear ambitions concern numerous Arab cou... (photo: AP / Luca Bruno)
Allusion Gulf Mubarak Nuclear Photos

Pervez Musharraf - World Economic Forum Annual Meeting Davos 2008 number3

Zeenews
Musharraf providing ration to 1,000 flood-affected Pak families
Lahore: Former Pakistan president Pervez Musharraf has directed his spokesman Major General (retired) Rashid Qureshi to supply one month’s ration to 1,000 flood affected families in Sindh province. ... (photo: Creative Commons / Flicker upload bot)
Flood Lahore Pakistan Photos

People gather at the site of suicide bombing at a police station in Lakki Marwat, Pakistan, Monday, Sept. 6, 2010.

The Times Of India
19 killed in suicide bombing in Pakistan
PAKISTAN: A suicide bomber rammed his car into a police station in northwest Pakistan on Monday killing at least 19 people, police said, in a new wave of attacks by al-Qa... (photo: AP / G.A. Marwat)
Pakistan Photos Taliban Terrorism Wikipedia: Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan

Election posters of parliamentarian candidates hang on utility poles in Kabul, Afghanistan on Sunday, Sept. 5, 2010. The Taliban vowed Sunday to attack polling places in Sept. 18 parliamentary elections, warning Afghans not to participate in what it called a sham vote.

BBC News
Afghanistan's most unusual parliamentary contenders
Campaigning has intensified in Afghanistan as the country's parliamentary elections draw closer. | About 2,500 candidates are standing for 249 seats in Afghanistan's Wole... (photo: AP / Musadeq Sadeq)
Afghanistan Elections Photos Politics Wikipedia: Elections in Afghanistan

Taliban fighters ride on a pick-up truck as they defect to the northern alliance near the town of Khanabad, northern Afghanistan, Sunday Nov. 25, 2001

Irish Times
Taliban threatens to disrupt election
| KABUL - Afghanistan's Taliban said yesterday it would attempt to disrupt elections this month and warned Afghans to boycott the vote, the first explicit threat against ... (photo: AP / Dusan Vranic)
Afghanistan Elections Photos Taliban Wikipedia: Taliban

An Afghan boy walks past election posters for presidential and provincial council candidates in Kabul, Afghanistan Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2009.

Khaleej Times
Taleban vow to disrupt Afghanistan election
KABUL - Afghanistan's Taleban said on Sunday they would attempt to disrupt elections this month and warned Afghans to boycott the vote, the first explicit threat against ... (photo: AP / Musadeq Sadeq)
Afghanistan Elections Photos Taliban Wikipedia: War in Afghanistan (2001present)

French President Nicolas Sarkozy shakes hands with children holding French and British union flags after a commemorative ceremony at the Mont Valerien memorial in Suresnes, west of Paris, Friday, June 18, 2010, on the 69th anniversary of Charles de Gaulle's appeal from London for a French resistance to the German during World War II.

Herald Tribune
2 French hostages in Afghanistan 'in good health'
| PARIS - President Nicolas Sarkozy's chief of staff says two French journalists held hostage in Afghanistan are "in good health" and that negotiations toward their relea... (photo: AP / Christophe Ena, pool)
Afghanistan Health Hostages Photos Sarkozy

War / Terror

	Afghans Protest US Church's Plans To Burn Quran CBS News
	19 killed in suicide bombing in Pakistan The Times Of India
	Afghan officials closer to talks with insurgents The Boston Globe
	Shoes, eggs hurled at Tony Blair in Dublin The Star

Media News

	Mubarak concerned over 'new dangers' in Gulf The Siasat Daily
	Taleban vow to disrupt Afghanistan election Khaleej Times
	2 French hostages in Afghanistan 'in good health' Herald Tribune
	NATO service member killed in Afghan fighting Herald Tribune

Assistance / Life / Custody

	Karzai announces council to deal with Taliban reconciliation CNN
	US puts Pakistan Taleban on official terrorist register NZ Herald
	The degree zero of culture Asia Times

Kabul money man lives the high life

Afghan central bank chief says Kabul Bank nearly stabilized

Afghan TV anchor murdered in Kabul

Afghanistan Headlines

Plan to Woo Taliban Foot Soldiers Founders

France and the Gypsies, Then and Now

Afghans Need Americans' Support

Kabul, Afghanistan 2009.02.25
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	Min: -3°C/27°F Max: 9°C/48°F

Afghans pass by the main office of Kabul Bank in Kabul, Afghanistan, Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2010.

Afghanistan Pledges Support for Troubled Bank

An Afghan protester burns a portrait of Dove World Outreach Center's pastor Terry Jones during a demonstration against the United States, in Kabul, Afghanistan, Monday, Sept. 6, 2010.

Burning Koran angers Afghans

Palestinian women read the Quran at the mosque in Gaza city on 12 August 2010. The start of Ramadan, the ninth and holiest month in the Muslim calendar, is traditionally determined by the sighting of a new moon, which often divides Islamic nations over exactly when to begin the festival. Throughout the month, followers are required to abstain from food, drink and sex from dawn to dusk. Activity peaks between "iftar", the breaking of the fast at sunset, and "suhur", the last meal of the day before sunrise. (photo by Ahmed Deeb/WN)

Afghans Protest US Church's Plans To Burn Quran

Plan to Woo Taliban Foot Soldiers Founders The New York Times
France and the Gypsies, Then and Now The New York Times
Afghans Need Americans' Support The New York Times
Europe and Benign Neglect The New York Times
Afghanistan Pledges Support for Troubled Bank The New York Times
Kandahar Boardwalk Is a World Away From War The New York Times
Taliban threaten violence at Afghan polls Toledo Blade
Well Known Afghan Journalist Murdered Outside Home The New York Times
US expects to subsidize Afghan training for years Lexington Herald-Leader
Breakaway Madhesi party says next run-off to be decisive Zeenews
Afghan government tries to freeze shareholders' assets a The Guardian
Abducted Japanese reporter returns home Herald Tribune
Burning Koran angers Afghans Independent online
US Expects to Subsidize Afghan Training for Years The New York Times
Abducted Japanese Reporter Returns Home The New York Times
US expects to subsidize Afghan training for years Philadelphia Daily News
Petraeus Condemns U.S. Church's Plan to Burn Qurans Wall Street Journal
US expects to subsidize Afghan training for years The News & Observer
Spain's separatist ETA offers ceasefire, but the governm The Christian Science Monitor
US expects to spend billions on Afghanistan training long af KDVR

Pervez Musharraf - World Economic Forum Annual Meeting Davos 2008 number3

Musharraf providing ration to 1,000 flood-affected Pak families

Nigerian peacekeepers with the United Nations and African Union mission to Darfur, known as UNAMID, display their newly-painted "blue helmets" after they transferred from the AU to the U.N. in Dureij Darfur Sudan, Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2008. The UNAMID mission started in January to try to end five years of fighting in the remote western Sudanese regio

UN: Dozens dead in Sudan clashes

A man protects himself with an umbrella as he rides a bike in Antigua, Guatemala, Friday, Sept. 3, 2010.

Guatemala hit by severe weather

Plan to Woo Taliban Foot Soldiers Founders The New York Times
Musharraf providing ration to 1,000 flood-affected Pak famil Zeenews
Ugly Truth About Iraq and Afghan Wars The Examiner
End child labour, Bangladesh court tells government Zeenews
Afghan held in airport room for 44 days Independent online
Obama Fact Sheet: A call to consciousness The Examiner
Censored News: BP refinery releases toxics, wasted billions The Examiner
The elephant in the room Al Jazeera
Eta announces 'ceasefire' Al Jazeera
Panic grips Afghan bank customers Al Jazeera
Who does he think he is fooling? Al Jazeera
A succession of failures Al Jazeera
Deadly clashes erupt in south Yemen Al Jazeera
Israeli raids claim lives in Gaza Al Jazeera
Myanmar refugees' search for hope Al Jazeera
Joint US-South Korea drill delayed Al Jazeera
Wozniacki to meet Sharapova Al Jazeera
Bahrain dissidents face charges Al Jazeera
'Millions' without aid in Pakistan Al Jazeera
Israel launches raids on Gaza Al Jazeera

President Barack Obama speaks at Solyndra, Inc., a solar panel manufacturing facility, in Fremont, Calif. Wednesday, May 26, 2010.

Obama's Post-Iraq World

Withe the help of a Marine, center, and a Navy medic, right, U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Audrey Ramos, left, of San Antonio, Texas, a Flight Medic with Task Force Shadow, oversees the evacuation of an Afghan child with multiple gunshot wounds, west of Lashkar Gah, in southern Afghanistan Thursday, Sept. 2, 2010.

Accounts Differ on Fatal NATO Strike on Afghans

U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates, right, is greeted by top NATO commander Gen. David Petraeus as he arrives in Kabul, Afghanistan on Thursday, Sept. 2, 2010.

Gates Lands in Afghanistan

Allies clash over Helmand achievements Channel 4
Floods in Pakistan Carry the Seeds of Upheaval The New York Times
Afghan Central Bank: Kabul Bank Has 'Stabilized' The New York Times
Rape of boys rampant in Afghanistan The Examiner
Fact Check: Is Iraq combat really over for US? Syracuse
Obama's Post-Iraq World The New York Times
Accounts Differ on Fatal NATO Strike on Afghans The New York Times
Gates Lands in Afghanistan The New York Times
The degree zero of culture Asia Times
Blair's frank memoir covers the Iraq war, George W. Bush The State
The Iraq war is over, but will peace be won? DNA India
Flood-hit Pakistanis, Afghans may cross to Iran - UNHCR The Star
Flood-hit Pakistanis, Afghans may cross to Iran: UNHCR Gulf News
Flood-hit Pakistanis, Afghans may cross to Iran Khaleej Times
2 American Troops Killed in Afghan Attacks The New York Times
Gates in Afghanistan to Meet With Karzai, Petraeus The New York Times
Education is key in Afghanistan The Columbus Dispatch
Near Kandahar, the Prize Is an Empty Town The New York Times
Afghanistan Official Tries to Ease Depositors' Worries A The New York Times
2 Afghan Aid Workers Killed by Roadside Bomb The New York Times

Nigerian peacekeepers with the United Nations and African Union mission to Darfur, known as UNAMID, display their newly-painted "blue helmets" after they transferred from the AU to the U.N. in Dureij Darfur Sudan, Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2008. The UNAMID mission started in January to try to end five years of fighting in the remote western Sudanese regio

UN: Dozens dead in Sudan clashes

Pakistani Army deploy with small boat searching for survivors near Sajawal, Sindh province, southern Pakistan on Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2010. Floodwaters that have devastated Pakistan for five weeks headed to the Arabian Sea on Tuesday after swallowing two final towns, but the challenges of delivering emergency aid to 8 million people remained.

Pakistan's military rises to the fore

Palestinian Bedouins wade through floodwater which destroyed huts and agriculture in the Mughraka area, central Gaza Strip on 20 January 2010. Flooding has forced more than 100 people from their homes and farms in Gaza after heavy rains hit the area. Security services worked through the night to evacuate families from the area of Wadi Gaza, south of Gaza city. At least 12 people were injured in the flooding which destroyed scores of homes and inundated animal pens. (Photo by Ahmed Deeb/ WN)

Afghan Refugees Forced To Start Over After Floods

Censored News: BP refinery releases toxics, wasted billions The Examiner
Myanmar refugees' search for hope Al Jazeera
Joint US-South Korea drill delayed Al Jazeera
UN: Dozens dead in Sudan clashes Al Jazeera
Pakistan's military rises to the fore Asia Times
Throw these infidels in jail Asia Times
Afghan refugees forced to start over after floods The Wichita Eagle
Afghan refugees forced to start over after floods Seattle Times
Afghan refugees forced to start over after floods Herald Tribune
Afghan refugees forced to start over after floods The Boston Globe
Afghan refugees forced to start over after floods The Press Democrat
Afghan Refugees Forced To Start Over After Floods CBS News
Afghan refugees forced to start over after floods Newsvine
Afghan refugees forced to start over after floods Lexington Herald-Leader
Afghan refugees hit by Pakistani floods forced to start over Orlando Sentinel
Afghan refugees hit by Pakistani floods forced to start over Star Tribune
Afghan refugees forced to start over after floods Wtop
Afghan refugees forced to start over after floods Denver Post
Afghan refugees forced to start over after floods The Miami Herald
Afghan refugees hit by Pakistani floods forced to start over KDVR

Election posters of parliamentarian candidates hang on utility poles in Kabul, Afghanistan on Sunday, Sept. 5, 2010. The Taliban vowed Sunday to attack polling places in Sept. 18 parliamentary elections, warning Afghans not to participate in what it called a sham vote.

Afghanistan's most unusual parliamentary contenders

Freedom sq

Freedom's Just Another Word

File - Osama bin Laden is seen in this image broadcast Wednesday April 17, 2002, by the London-based Middle East Broacasting Corp.

Osama probably hiding in mountainous regions of Pak: Petraeus

Kandahar Boardwalk Is a World Away From War The New York Times
Kandahar Boardwalk Is A World Away From War CBS News
Kandahar boardwalk is a world away from war The State
Kandahar boardwalk at heart of Afghan battlezone is a world Star Tribune
Afghanistan's most unusual parliamentary contenders BBC News
UK soldier killed in Afghanistan London Evening Standard
Afghanistan Tries to Help Nation's Biggest Bank The New York Times
NATO Service Member Killed in Afghan Fighting The New York Times
Inside Corrupt-istan, a Loss of Faith in Leaders The New York Times
The Poodle Speaks The New York Times
Sikhism-Guru Gobind Singh - The Unique Persona The Examiner
General Says Foresight on Marja Was Flawed The New York Times
Freedom's Just Another Word The New York Times
Bailout in the Works for Afghan Bank Hit by Panic The New York Times
2 Bombings Kill 10 People in Afghanistan The New York Times
Bomb Kills 7 in Afghan City of Kunduz The New York Times
Rape of boys rampant in Afghanistan The Examiner
Outgoing NATO Deputy Rues Early Optimism on Marjah The New York Times
Women in Afghanistan need our support The Guardian
Suicide Bomber Kills 5 Afghan Police, Civilian The New York Times

An Afghan protester burns a portrait of Dove World Outreach Center's pastor Terry Jones during a demonstration against the United States, in Kabul, Afghanistan, Monday, Sept. 6, 2010.

Burning Koran angers Afghans

Palestinian women read the Quran at the mosque in Gaza city on 12 August 2010. The start of Ramadan, the ninth and holiest month in the Muslim calendar, is traditionally determined by the sighting of a new moon, which often divides Islamic nations over exactly when to begin the festival. Throughout the month, followers are required to abstain from food, drink and sex from dawn to dusk. Activity peaks between "iftar", the breaking of the fast at sunset, and "suhur", the last meal of the day before sunrise. (photo by Ahmed Deeb/WN)

Afghans Protest US Church's Plans To Burn Quran

People gather at the site of suicide bombing at a police station in Lakki Marwat, Pakistan, Monday, Sept. 6, 2010.

19 killed in suicide bombing in Pakistan

Plan to Woo Taliban Foot Soldiers Founders The New York Times
Europe and Benign Neglect The New York Times
Kandahar boardwalk is a world away from war Denver Post
Kandahar boardwalk is a world away from war Wtop
Kandahar boardwalk is a world away from war The Miami Herald
Kandahar boardwalk at heart of Afghan battlezone is a world KDVR
Kandahar boardwalk is a world away from war The Boston Globe
Kandahar boardwalk is a world away from war Seattle Times
US expects to subsidize Afghan training for years Breitbart
Report: 2,000 more NATO troops may be Afghan-bound Breitbart
Kandahar boardwalk is a world away from war Houston Chronicle
Kandahar Boardwalk Is a World Away From War The New York Times
NATO asks for more troops for Afghanistan The Press Democrat
Kandahar Boardwalk Is A World Away From War CBS News
Kandahar boardwalk is a world away from war The State
Kandahar boardwalk at heart of Afghan battlezone is a world Orlando Sentinel
Kandahar boardwalk at heart of Afghan battlezone is a world Star Tribune
Cda shelled out $650K over two years to civilians caught in Breitbart
NATO may deploy 2,000 more soldiers to Afghanistan: Report The Times Of India
US drone attack kills five in Pakistan m&c

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