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Wednesday, 27 July 2011
Afghanistan, in Kandahar suicide attack, says mayor
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Tuesday, 19 July 2011
Afghanistan, Pakistan has begun a wide-scale smuggling of Chinese
Islamabad, Pakistan Sugar Afghanistan traffickingmass began. As a result, only three months,Chinese wholesale price of 7 thousand tonnes in Pakistan increased sugar wholesale rate for AprilMay 2011 to 62 Rs kg which increased to 69 RS50 cents a pound (69500 Rs tonnes) has reachedthe world market price of sugar the new recordgrants in human history, the global market in China900 million tons of sales, has started three yearsago, two and a half to three hundred dollars tonnes.So Thailand Brazil imported sugar in Karachi,96 bucks a pound will increase India's sugar 92rupees a kg will increase Pakistan's new crushingperiod beginning ykm November 2011 until sugarwafers stored there, but customs law enforcementagencies and border officials and judges Politicalagent from Pakistan to Afghanistan because ofconniver sugar is being smuggled in largequantities.
Saturday, 25 June 2011
Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan to ‘jointly combat terrorism’
TEHRAN: The presidents of Afghanistan, Iran and Pakistan agreed on Saturday to join forces in combating militancy as they attended a counterterrorism summit in Tehran.
The joint statement by the three neighbours also came hot on the heels of an announcement by US President Barack Obama that Washington will withdraw 33,000 of its 99,000 troops from Afghanistan by the end of next summer.
“All sides stressed their commitment to efforts aimed at eliminating extremism, militancy, terrorism, as well as rejecting foreign interference, which is in blatant opposition to the spirit of Islam, the peaceful cultural traditions of the region and its peoples’ interests,” the statement said.
“All sides agreed to continue meeting at foreign, interior, security and economy ministers’ level to prepare a roadmap for the next summit due to be held in Islamabad before the end of 2011,” added the statement carried by Iran’s official IRNA news agency.
Afghan President Hamid Karzai and his Iranian and Pakistani counterparts Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Asif Ali Zardari held three-way talks on Friday ahead of a six-nation counterterrorism conference on Saturday.
The three leaders discussed “ways of battling terrorism, extremism and drug trafficking,” IRNA said.
In his speech at the opening session of the two-day summit, Karzai said that despite his government’s efforts, militancy was on the rise both in his country and in the region.
“Unfortunately, despite all the achievements in the fields of education, infrastructure and reconstruction, not only has Afghanistan not yet achieved peace and security, but terrorism is expanding and threatening more than ever Afghanistan and the region,” the Afghan leader said.
President Zardari said: “Terrorists violate both human and divine values by inflicting death and destruction on fellow human beings. They have no religion.”
He said attacks had resulted in the deaths of 35,000 people in Pakistan, 5,000 of them law enforcement personnel, and material damage totalling $67 billion.
In his speech to the opening session, Ahmadinejad again accused the United States of using the September 11, 2001 attacks as a “pretext” for sending troops to the region.
“In light of the way it was approached and exploited, September 11 is very much like the Holocaust,” the Iranian leader charged.
“The American government used the attacks as a pretext to occupy two countries, and kill, injure and displace people in the region,” he added.
“If the black box of the Holocaust and September 11 is opened, many of the realities will come to light. But unfortunately despite worldwide demand, the American government has not allowed it.”
Ahmadinejad has repeatedly courted controversy by questioning the accepted version of both the September 11 attacks, which killed nearly 3,000 people in the United States, and the Holocaust.
He has dubbed 9/11 a “big lie” and a “suspect affair” similar to the Nazi Holocaust, which he dismissed as a “myth” shortly after coming to power in 2005, triggering an international outcry.
In his message to the counterterrorism conference, which was also attended by the leaders of Iraq, Sudan and Tajikistan, Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei also spoke out against what he charged was Western abuse of the terrorist threat.
“The diabolical calculation of the dominating powers is to exploit terrorism as a tool to gain their illegitimate aims and they have used it in their plans,” he said in the message which was read out to the conference.
“In their view, terrorism is whatever threatens their interests. They consider those who are fighting for their legitimate right against occupiers as terrorists but do not consider their mercenaries and malicious groups who harm innocent people as terrorists.”
Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi said the next conference of the six nations would be held in Baghdad next year, and a permanent secretariat would be opened in Tehran.
The joint statement by the three neighbours also came hot on the heels of an announcement by US President Barack Obama that Washington will withdraw 33,000 of its 99,000 troops from Afghanistan by the end of next summer.
“All sides stressed their commitment to efforts aimed at eliminating extremism, militancy, terrorism, as well as rejecting foreign interference, which is in blatant opposition to the spirit of Islam, the peaceful cultural traditions of the region and its peoples’ interests,” the statement said.
“All sides agreed to continue meeting at foreign, interior, security and economy ministers’ level to prepare a roadmap for the next summit due to be held in Islamabad before the end of 2011,” added the statement carried by Iran’s official IRNA news agency.
Afghan President Hamid Karzai and his Iranian and Pakistani counterparts Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Asif Ali Zardari held three-way talks on Friday ahead of a six-nation counterterrorism conference on Saturday.
The three leaders discussed “ways of battling terrorism, extremism and drug trafficking,” IRNA said.
In his speech at the opening session of the two-day summit, Karzai said that despite his government’s efforts, militancy was on the rise both in his country and in the region.
“Unfortunately, despite all the achievements in the fields of education, infrastructure and reconstruction, not only has Afghanistan not yet achieved peace and security, but terrorism is expanding and threatening more than ever Afghanistan and the region,” the Afghan leader said.
President Zardari said: “Terrorists violate both human and divine values by inflicting death and destruction on fellow human beings. They have no religion.”
He said attacks had resulted in the deaths of 35,000 people in Pakistan, 5,000 of them law enforcement personnel, and material damage totalling $67 billion.
In his speech to the opening session, Ahmadinejad again accused the United States of using the September 11, 2001 attacks as a “pretext” for sending troops to the region.
“In light of the way it was approached and exploited, September 11 is very much like the Holocaust,” the Iranian leader charged.
“The American government used the attacks as a pretext to occupy two countries, and kill, injure and displace people in the region,” he added.
“If the black box of the Holocaust and September 11 is opened, many of the realities will come to light. But unfortunately despite worldwide demand, the American government has not allowed it.”
Ahmadinejad has repeatedly courted controversy by questioning the accepted version of both the September 11 attacks, which killed nearly 3,000 people in the United States, and the Holocaust.
He has dubbed 9/11 a “big lie” and a “suspect affair” similar to the Nazi Holocaust, which he dismissed as a “myth” shortly after coming to power in 2005, triggering an international outcry.
In his message to the counterterrorism conference, which was also attended by the leaders of Iraq, Sudan and Tajikistan, Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei also spoke out against what he charged was Western abuse of the terrorist threat.
“The diabolical calculation of the dominating powers is to exploit terrorism as a tool to gain their illegitimate aims and they have used it in their plans,” he said in the message which was read out to the conference.
“In their view, terrorism is whatever threatens their interests. They consider those who are fighting for their legitimate right against occupiers as terrorists but do not consider their mercenaries and malicious groups who harm innocent people as terrorists.”
Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi said the next conference of the six nations would be held in Baghdad next year, and a permanent secretariat would be opened in Tehran.
Saturday, 11 June 2011
Afghanistan, various blasts killed 19 people including children
Kabul ... in Afghanistan landmine blast 8 children, including 15 people killed around the easternprovince of Khost suicide attack policecommander, including 4 people were killed.southern Afghanistan area of pilgrims in Lahorevehicle land mine tkragyy, which 8 Children And 4women, including 15 deaths. adrafganstan thenorthern region, a suicide bombing a policekmandrcyf Mohammad expressed Khan, including4 killed and 12 wounded. Police eastern province of Laghman in the last day a TV channel's office a bomb attack probe Is doing.
Monday, 30 May 2011
Afghanistan, NATO planes bombed, 52 killed, including 20 police officers, civilian deaths Karzai to close U.S. ultimatum
Kabul / Kandahar, NATO planes bombed 20 police, 52 people were killed, including women and children. While Afghan President Hamid Karzai, U.S. and NATO forces in civilian deaths last warning, saying U.S. forces continue normal operations to refrain from killing civilians and night time raids of the Afghan forces are authorized not to kill coalition raid night. aysaf other hand, the spokesman said that civilian casualties admitted killing us is the knowledge of the incident for are investigated. Meanwhile, bodies of local people on the road by keeping citizens protested and told reporters that you are not automatically see the Taliban. In addition, another Canadian soldier killed in Kandahar are reports of. Afghan authorities Taliban accused the Badr ISI has been involved in operations. According to reports on Sunday in Helmand province, NATO aircraft district nuzad dughrun the missiles targeted which resulted in 2 women and killed 12 innocent children, missile attacks were both destroyed ghrbhy. bombing 6 people were also injured. which immediately moved to hospital for medical aid. Besides NATO airstrike north eastern province of Nuristan another incident occurred in the district duab. ProvincialGovernor Jamal Din Badr NATO planes as two water district police last days of the area after fighting with the Taliban was captured. governor was friendly fire and bombed by mistake in bombing killed 38 people including 18 innocent civilians and 20 police officers are involved. coalition forces spokesman says the incident is being investigated and the investigation team was sent in the area. spokesperson initial investigation did not indicate the death of civilians. there Afghan President Hamid Karzai has said that the night time raids by Afghan forces and international forces are authorized not kill like raid. aysaf spokesman Major Tim James said that civilians are aware of reports of alleged killings and is being confirmed. Sana News reported killed in Kandahar was a Canadian soldier.
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Thursday, 19 May 2011
Afghanistan, suicide attacks and demonstrations against the NATO bombing, 25 killed
ainst killing civilians in violentdemonstrations and suicide attacks killed 25people and two German officers were injured, including more than 80. details Takhr province ofAfghanistan as a peaceful city talqun ThousandsAfghan and NATO Forces in action against killing of civilians in violent demonstration, protesters andforeign offices of the German military base northrained stones on police shooting protestersCaused which resulted in 12 protesters were killed and German officials, including over 80 injured.demonstrators U.S. aurafgan sdrhamdkrzyyagainst the slogan raised. Afghan officials rallypartners few protesters armed and they propertydamage. taluqan in One official said after the incident to Afghan National Army has beendeployed and the situation is under control of the city and the city has been seeking more force.Meanwhile, in the city of Jalalabad on Wednesdaya suicide bomber Policemen The mini bus to taketargeted, causing 13 people including policemenand civilians killed.
Thursday, 14 April 2011
Afghanistan, suicide bomber killed 10 people, including former provincial governor, not an attack on jirga, Taliban denied
Asdabad / Kabul (Afghan eastern province of Kunar tribal elders of the jirga suicide attack former provincial gurnrmlk Zareen and his son, including 10 killed and dozens dygrsdydzkmy became. Afghan authorities attack blamed on the Taliban imposed, however, the Taliban spokesman for the attack denied Zareen said that the country saksanhhy other enemies. sdrhamd Afghan tribal leader and his close supporters Karzai government ally while expressing regret over the killing of Zareen it is classed as a tragedy. adrjnuby province qndarmyn joint convoy of Afghan aurnytufuj karbm blast 5 coalition soldiers, including 9 afradsdyd injured. French news organization according to Interior Ministry spokesman zmry bsry said North Eastern Afghan Province Country district of Asmara, a suicide bomber on Wednesday itself when an explosive blow dyajb local elders and officials A jirga is about to begin was officials say suicide attack targeting former Governor ufujy Commander Malik Zareen who were killed in the attack were. uzat education officials say that of the dead school 5 children including attack main dozens dygrafrad wounded in which hospitals transferred given while deaths increased fears. Meanwhile, Afghan Ministry of Interior as central Afghanistan province of Lugar area Fort uzyrh in a roadside bomb, an Afghan civilians were killed and 2 injured when their car explosion occurred under.
Sunday, 3 April 2011
Afghanistan, violent protests over desecration of Quran
American priests in Afghanistan against the protest reading light wave spread across the country and the eastern areas of Kandahar and Jalalabad on Sunday several hundred people have nymzahrh. Demonstrators U.S. forces in Afghanistan and raised slogans against U.S. President Barack Obama.
U.S. base in March after Quran incident to burn the demonstrations in Afghanistan so far, including UN officials chbys seven people have died.
Taliban stronghold of Kandahar on Sunday hundreds of protesters marched to the United Nations office. According to some reports against the Qur'an among the demonstrations have reached Jalalabad. According to Reuters news agency the demonstrations in Kandahar Two policemen were killed and twenty injured.
AP photographer on the occasion of the protesters to leave U.S. troops in Afghanistan were slogans. Demonstrators also burnt effigy of Obama.
Meanwhile Afghan President Hamid Karzai has asked the U.S. Congress that he condemned the incident of desecration of the Qur'an and Congress to make sure that such incidents do not repeat.
UN representative in Afghanistan, the American priest Stephen D. mstura the violent protest on Friday blamed.
'I do not think we should blaming an Afghan. We want him blaming the news that the fire trigger and which imposed the Qur'an. Means other means of expression, religion, culture and tradition violationhave to. '
UN in Mazar-e Sharif remaining eleven UN officials temporarily moved Kabul, but United Nations from Afghanistan will not end your mission.
Obama on Saturday killed in Afghanistan people have taryt from ahlkanh. Obama said that including the Qur'an, the holy book to burn any Protestant intolerance and PIN is the worst example. He said a radical response to pin innocent people in an attack on human dignity and humble attitude is opposed to.
American priests and wine pearl Terry Jones said the United Nations office responsible for the attacks are not. Base March pastor wine shell the Qur'an allow crimes against humanity were committed in the kerosene bhgu fire was set. Quran on fire all his work was supervised by Pastor Terry Jones.
Kandahar and Mazar-e Sharif, Taliban officials responsible thraya violent incidents.
Banik Ki-moon UN Secretary General in Afghanistan attack on UN office shameful and cowardly act is declared.
U.S. base in March after Quran incident to burn the demonstrations in Afghanistan so far, including UN officials chbys seven people have died.
Taliban stronghold of Kandahar on Sunday hundreds of protesters marched to the United Nations office. According to some reports against the Qur'an among the demonstrations have reached Jalalabad. According to Reuters news agency the demonstrations in Kandahar Two policemen were killed and twenty injured.
AP photographer on the occasion of the protesters to leave U.S. troops in Afghanistan were slogans. Demonstrators also burnt effigy of Obama.
Meanwhile Afghan President Hamid Karzai has asked the U.S. Congress that he condemned the incident of desecration of the Qur'an and Congress to make sure that such incidents do not repeat.
UN representative in Afghanistan, the American priest Stephen D. mstura the violent protest on Friday blamed.
'I do not think we should blaming an Afghan. We want him blaming the news that the fire trigger and which imposed the Qur'an. Means other means of expression, religion, culture and tradition violationhave to. '
UN in Mazar-e Sharif remaining eleven UN officials temporarily moved Kabul, but United Nations from Afghanistan will not end your mission.
Obama on Saturday killed in Afghanistan people have taryt from ahlkanh. Obama said that including the Qur'an, the holy book to burn any Protestant intolerance and PIN is the worst example. He said a radical response to pin innocent people in an attack on human dignity and humble attitude is opposed to.
American priests and wine pearl Terry Jones said the United Nations office responsible for the attacks are not. Base March pastor wine shell the Qur'an allow crimes against humanity were committed in the kerosene bhgu fire was set. Quran on fire all his work was supervised by Pastor Terry Jones.
Kandahar and Mazar-e Sharif, Taliban officials responsible thraya violent incidents.
Banik Ki-moon UN Secretary General in Afghanistan attack on UN office shameful and cowardly act is declared.
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