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    Afghanistan

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    When someone asks us about a country we know nothing or little about‚ the majority of us would say the first thing that pops up into our heads that has been planted there by the news‚movies or documentaries about that country. We assume the things we are shown about places are all facts and that these countries are really how they are portrayed on these popular media sources. In a brief field study‚ when asked about the country of Afgahnistan some mentioned they percieved Afgahnistan as

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    Education in Afghanistan

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    Education in Afghanistan Sahraa Karimi In my opinion‚ a good education system is the most important element of any developing country. But many people around the word don’t have access to good education system because of a bad economical‚ political and social situation in their countries. Afghanistan is one of the those countries which doesn’t have a good education system at all. The main reason is the three decade war which destroyed everything in this country also the education system. But

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    Afghanistan War

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    256 on the various planes (Members n.d.). Afghanistan gave safe-haven to al Qaeda while they were planning these attacks. Because of this‚ America declared war on Afghanistan on October 10th‚ 2011. The war has been going on for a decade and now the U.S. government is trying to decide whether to pull out of the war or continue fighting. America should stay in Afghanistan but we should change our goal. We should concentrate on helping the people of Afghanistan get back up on their feet‚ which will help

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    INDIAN ROLE IN AFGHANISTAN AND ITS IMPACT ON PAKISTAN INTRO 1. Afghanistan continues to be a proxy ‘playing ground’ for diverse outside powers with Russia in near vicinity and US in West. The decade old US meddling after the failure of Russian invasion of Afghanistan in 1979 has yielded more familiar results i.e. ethnic and cultural tensions‚ warlordism‚ drug-trafficking and rampant corruption. It is not that these traits did not exist in the Afghan society before US invaded Afghanistan but US invasion

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    PAK-AFGHAN TIES IN THE LIGHT OF PAK-US STRATEGIC DIALOGUE HUMERA IQBAL( Introduction Pakistan-Afghanistan relationship has been a victim of conflicting interests. The two have never been at ease with each other and deep suspicions are observed in the bilateral policies pursued by their governments. Pakistan always wished for a friendly government in Afghanistan so that the western border could be considered secure — a wish that never materialised. The relationship got worse during

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    to life in California. Khaled Hosseini’s aim was to not only call attention to the devastation in Afghanistan; he set out to remind the world that before he last few decades under the world’s scrutinizing eye highlighting the negativity of the country‚ Afghanistan was a generally peaceful nation. Afghanistan gained international attention after the coup of 1973. From 1933 until 1973 Afghanistan was ruled by monarchy.On July 17th 1973 power was seized from the monarchy and by April 1978 the power

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    Engineering Essay

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    Road‚ Sara Asyab‚ Kabul - Afghanistan Contact No: 0093 787 803 012 Email: nazaar.safi@moi.gov.af‚ nazaar.safi@gmail.com Education: 1999 – 2010 Abdul Ail Mostaghny High School Graduated from 12th Grade Kabul‚ Afghanistan 2005 – 2006/07 English Language Conversation‚ Comprehension‚ Reading & Writing Kabul‚ Afghanistan 2011 – Present IFA (Institute François d’ Afghanistan) DELF (Diploma d’ étudiant Lange Françoise) A1‚ A2 Kabul‚ Afghanistan 1/4/2006 – 2007

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    The Kite Runner The novel “The Kite Runner‚” written by Khaled Hosseini‚ is about a young man named Amir and the experiences he went through during chaos in his country‚ Afghanistan. The story centers around Amir‚ the main character‚ and Hassan. Amir and Hassan are totally different people. Amir is well educated Muslim. Also he tends to read a lot of books. With his nerd like attributes‚ is somewhat disappointing to his father’s eyes. Hassan is a servant to Amir’s family

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    Taliban

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    History Final Research: Taliban Packet: While the civil war was in Afghanistan‚ the Taliban was grouping in Pakistan. They were small religious schools for orphans and refugee children.  With the influence from Mullah Omar‚ the schools got bigger until they were a political force.  The Taliban started to take control of Afghanistan.  September 1996‚ they came to power and renamed it to Islamic Ermiate of Afghanistan.  At first the people liked the Taliban‚ they told them that they

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    novel is set in Afghanistan from the late 1970s to 1981 and the start of the Soviet occupation‚ then in the Afghan community in Fremont‚ California from the 1980s to the early 2000s‚ and finally in contemporary Afghanistan during the Taliban regime. The Kite Runner is the story of strained family relationships between a father and a son‚ and between two brothers‚ how they deal with guilt and forgiveness‚ and how they weather the political and social transformations of Afghanistan from the 1970s

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