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News Watch March 2004
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Mar 31: "Afghanistan nation-building at critical point", Paul Reynolds, BBC |
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Mar 31: "Key aid talks open on Afghanistan", BBC |
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Mar 30: "Why Afghanistan wants $27.6bn", Andrew North, BBC |
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Mar 30: "Pakistan withdraws al-Qaeda claim", BBC |
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Mar 30: "Funds to secure Afghanistan", Said Tayeb Jawad, Washington Times |
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Mar 30: "Pakistan claims killing of al-Qaida chief", Claudio Franco & Muhammad Qasim, The Independent |
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Mar 29: "Afghan economy at risk of relying on drug trade", Hugh Williamson & Farhan Bokhari, Financial Times |
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Mar 26: "What's Hot and Sizzling in Kabul? The new steakhouse", Scott Baldauf, The Christian Sciance Monitor |
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Mar 25: "Afghan elections uncertain amid violence in Herat", AFP, Daily Times |
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Mar 24: "Father of Slain Afghan Minister Demands Government Action", Carlotta Gall, The New York Times |
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Mar 21: "Afghan Troops Sent to Scene of Clashes", Pamela Constable, Washington Post |
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Mar 18: "Why catching bin Laden is difficult", Scott Baldauf & Faye Bowers, The Christian Science Monitor |
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Mar 17: "The Birth of Hope", Ilena R. Prusher, The Christian Science Monitor |
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Mar 15: "US hunts bin Laden; locals seek security", Scott Baldauf, The Christian Science Monitor |
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Mar 10: "Tribes recruited in bin Laden hunt", Owais Tohid, The Christian Science Monitor |
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Mar 9: "Report: U.S. abuses in Afghanistan", CNN |
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Mar 4: "High-tech snooping for bin Ladin", Barbara Starr, CNN |