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E.U. Embraces Afghan Elites, Even as Poorer Compatriots Are Shunned.

• Authors : Stevis-Gridneff, Matina

• Source: The New York Times. February 6, 2022, A10.

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Recovered cash deposited in special MoF account: DA

• Source: Pajhwok Afghan News (Kabul, Afghanistan). October 10, 2021

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Exit lessons: the search is on for graceful strategies for exiting Iraq and Afghanistan. Apart from victory, history suggests, there are none

• Authors : Edelstein, David M.

• Source: The Wilson Quarterly. Autumn, 2009, Vol. 33 Issue 4, p34, 6 p.

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Pay to play: by 2014 afghans are due to take over complete responsibility for defending their country, basing it on good governance, rule of law and transparency. but is the country so riven by corrupt practices as to render the transition to mature statehood almost beyond hope?

• Authors : Hutchinson, Kerry

• Source: The Middle East. Nov, 2012 Issue 437, p26, 4 p.

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Water wars

• Authors : Hutchinson, Kerry

• Source: The Middle East. Jan-Feb, 2012 Issue 429, p25, 5 p.

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Hunting Bin Laden: time may be running out for the Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden and his Egyptian deputy, as the Americans step up their decade-long manhunt with killer drones and big bucks

• Authors : Blanche, Ed

• Source: The Middle East. March, 2010 Issue 409, p12, 5 p.

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Afghanistan: Obama's commitment

• Authors : Vesely, Milan

• Source: The Middle East. Jan, 2010 Issue 407, p16, 4 p.

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The 'bounty' of the Golden Crescent: the illegal drugs trade that has wreaked havoc across the western hemisphere for decades will gain a strong foothold in the Middle East, unless immediate action is taken by regional governments. (Afghanistan)

• Authors : Seymour, Richard

• Source: The Middle East. July, 2003, p28, 4 p.

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The new Afghanistan: a year and a half after the first US air raids on Afghanistan, a better picture of what the war did--or did not--achieve has emerged. (Current Affairs)

• Authors : Seymour, Richard

• Source: The Middle East. July, 2003, p12, 4 p.

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Rebuilding Afghanistan: a multi-billion $ plan: the $1.7 billion Afghanistan aid package pledged in Tokyo in late January is only the beginning. The actual cost of putting the war-torn country back on its feet may well exceed $20 billion. (Current Affairs)

• Authors : Martin, Josh

• Source: The Middle East. March, 2002, p5, 4 p.

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