The National Constitution Center’s own International Engagement Manager, Jeffrey Stern met Fekrat while working a two-year stint as a freelance journalist in Afghanistan. Stern saw the power of…
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The National Constitution Center’s own International Engagement Manager, Jeffrey Stern met Fekrat while working a two-year stint as a freelance journalist in Afghanistan. Stern saw the power of…
Images of the Afghan army patrolling as part of Operation Moshtarak. “Moshtarak” – translates as ‘together’ to commemorate the…
Gov. Gulab Mangal, governor of Helmand province, gestures to the Afghan and U.S. leadership responsible for the improved…
The Afghan National Army celebrates the re-opening of the bazaar in Nad-e-ali following clearance by ISAF forces. The area…
The town of Marjah in Afghanistan is home to fertile opium crops and has been a recognised Taliban stronghold for several…
Afghan National Army soldiers talk to shop owners as U.S. Marines, not shown, with 1st Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, pay…
Girls at a school in Charikar, Parwan province prepare to take their final examination of the school year. Parwan, Afghanistan….
KABUL, 1 March 2010 (IRIN) - Up to 25 million tree seedlings will be planted in Afghanistan this year by the government, NGOs and private entities to combat soil erosion and desertification, and help improve air quality in urban environments, says the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock
Why Afghans are the victims of rivalries?
After 1919 there were only super powers (west and east) who were examining their power in Afghanistan but, in recent decades, more countries has gained…
