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    since the beginning of time‚ and thousands of years later it is still existent throughout the world. Discrimination is the practice of treating people poorly depending on who they are. A place where discrimination has existed to this day would be Afghanistan‚ and the book‚ The Kite Runner‚ does a great job showing the reader how discrimination has stayed in the Afghan culture through the years. The book is about an Afghani kid named Amir‚ who lives with his disapproving and rich father‚ Baba‚ who is

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    resource deficient countries. The world is facing energy crisis and terrorism. Pakistan is a route for transportation‚ and a front line state against terrorism. Geographical Importance: Bridge between South Asia and South West Asia; Iran and Afghanistan are energy abundant while India and China are lacking of. China finds way to Indian ocean and Arabian Sea through Korakaram. China with its fastest economic growth rate of 9%; is developing its southern provinces because its own port is 4500 km

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    stay on past 2014. Mr Karzai wants to wait until after he leaves office next year. But the head of ground forces‚ Lt Gen Murad Ali Murad‚ told the BBC the army would struggle without US support. Most Nato-led foreign combat forces in Afghanistan are due to leave next year‚ ascombat operations are declared to be over. However‚ the pact could see 15‚000 foreign soldiers remaining‚ primarily as trainers and mentors for the Afghans‚ but also to conduct "counter-terror operations"

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    resource deficient countries. The world is facing energy crisis and terrorism. Pakistan is a route for transportation‚ and a front line state against terrorism. Geographical Importance: Bridge between South Asia and South West Asia; Iran and Afghanistan are energy abundant while India and China are lacking of. China finds way to Indian ocean and Arabian Sea through Korakaram. China with its fastest economic growth rate of 9%; is developing its southern provinces because its own port is 4500 km

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    was illustrated in The Kite Runner. Although they treated everyone so poorly‚ the Hazara people got the worst end of the Taliban reign. They turned the country against each other. They took over Kabul‚ they mistreated children and women and Afghanistan is even still considered a really dangerous country to live in because of the Taliban. The Taliban was a group of Pashtun supremacists who banded together and took almost complete control of the country. The Taliban began

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    to sustain themselves for so long? These are some of the questions I will try to answer while highlighting the threat they pose internally in Afghanistan and abroad. The first thought that comes to mind when thinking about the Taliban is terrorist organization. One cannot forget‚ however‚ that the Taliban was the recognized legal government of Afghanistan since its inception in 1991. In 1994‚ the Taliban captured the city of Kandahar in its first military victory. Initially‚ most of the people were

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    Peshawar. The city reminds him of Kabul the driver drops Amir off at Rahim Khan’s building..For the rest of the chapter‚ Amir and Rahim Khan talk about Afghanistan‚ the past‚ and Amir’s life in America. Here’s what they cover: Amir’s marriage to Soraya Taheri‚ Baba‚ and Amir’s education and writing. The conversation turns to the Taliban and Afghanistan. It sounds like Kabul has turned into a war zone between 1992 and 1996. Amir learns Rahim Khan is dying.Rahim Khan brings up Hassan‚ he tells Amir: "I

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    book gives an account of Taliban’s rise to power‚ its impact on Afghanistan and the Central Asian region. The book also analyzes the wider regional and geopolitical implications of the Taliban’s advent to power and the role that Taliban has to play in oil and gas companies decisions. The author also discusses about the changing attitudes of various countries like America and Saudi Arabia towards Taliban and its effects on Afghanistan. The word Taliban has been derived from the term talib‚ which means

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    this chapter because about half the novel is spent leading up to June 2001‚ yet the second half of the novel covers only nine months. Undoubtedly‚ something extremely important is going to happen when Amir returns to Pakistan and‚ most likely‚ Afghanistan. We find more more relations to the past when Amir reflects. The kites re-appear ’The red with long blue tails’ which is all that need be said for the reader to understand Amir’s thoughts‚ but also the father and son playing football could be

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    Shape * The Taliban are Muslim fundamentalists‚ with a strict interpretation of Sharia law and a notorious treatment of women. * Afghanistan is a land locked nation-state in a compact shape. * It shares a border with Pakistan. * Pakistan is an elongated state. * The border between the two states is elongated. * Pakistan and Afghanistan are separated by a desert. * These attributes allow the conflict to continue because it is difficult to patrol and regulate. In addition

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