Found 6 articles matching your filters across English (2011-08-09 to 2014-05-01). Top authors: Sahar Saba
The provisional results of the Afghan presidential elections, publicized on April 26, imply that there will be a second round as none of the ten candidates garnered 51% of the votes. Front runner Abdullah Abdullah (44. 9 % votes) and the runner up Ashraf Ghani …
When Taliban rose to power, one US diplomat justified Washington’s tacit support: ‘Taliban will develop like the Saudis did. There will be Aramco, pipelines, an emir, no parliament and lots of Sharia law. We can live with that’ The NATO summit held at Chicago …
We do not have the resources to successfully counter even one man, Islam-supremacist Dr. Zakir Naik, who has been the focus of our attention since early days. The Ahl-e-Hadith Wahhabi sect that supports him has massive financial resources. He runs a television …
Islamic fundamentalism and postmodernism are ‘remarkably close in their critique of capitalism, although neither reject capitalism altogether or envisions socialism as a viable alternative. The only difference between them, perhaps, is that postmodernism offer …
The war in Afghanistan costs US taxpayers two billion dollars a week. However, these phenomenal figures have not translated into anything tangible for Afghan women Ten years ago on October 7, the NATO troops, captained by the USA, landed Afghanistan. This UN-m …
Under the Taliban, only Mullah Omar, Foreign Minister Mullah Matawakel Ahmad and a few other Taliban leaders had the permission to access the Internet The Information Communications Technologies (ICTs) appear to have become a tool to transform socio-economic a …