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News Watch September 2007
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Sep 25: Emboldened Taliban Reflected In More Attacks, John Ward Anderson, Washington Post |
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Sep 24: UN meeting urges Afghan dialogue, Al Jazeera |
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Sep 23: Taliban allows polio vaccinations, Al Jazeera |
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Sep 20: Taliban Ready for Talks - Agenda Unknown, Lal Aqa Shirin, IPS |
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Sep 20: NATO-led force in Afghanistan extended, Edith M. Lederer, Miami Herald |
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Sep 18: Human rights groups accuse MoD of hypocrisy over cluster bombs, Richard Norton-Taylor, The Guardian |
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Sep 9: Afghanistan slipping backwards, James Rupert, newsday.com |
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Sep 3: "Afghanistan rises as heroin source", Jerry Seper, the Washington Times |
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Sep 3: "Study highlights socio-economic challenges faced by Afghan returnees", Mohammed Nader Farhad, Relief Web |
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Sep 2: "The war on poppies - U.S. efforts to eradicate Afghanistan's crop are empowering the Taliban by sowing seeds of resentment" Peter Bergen and Sameer Lalwani, Los Angeles Times |