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In Afghanistan, public confidence in the future reaches a new low

More Afghans fear their country is headed in the wrong direction than at any point in the past decade, according to an annual survey of public opinion in Afghanistan released Tuesday. The Asia...

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Citizens more concerned about overall direction of Afghanistan, survey shows

A new survey conducted The Asia Foundation shows that Afghans are more concerned over political transition, insecurity, and struggling economy of the country and there for losing confidence in the...

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Survey finds security, economy major concerns for Afghans as war spreads,...

A nationwide survey has found Afghans most concerned about lack of security and the economy amid an escalating war with the Taliban and rising unemployment. ......

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The Asia Foundation Releases 2015 Survey of the Afghan People (The Asia...

(Source: The Asia Foundation) Major Afghan public opinion poll reveals rising concern over political transition, insecurity, and struggling economy Kabul, November 16, 2015 - Afghan optimism about the...

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Fear among Afghans at highest level for a decade: survey

KABUL: Afghans fear for their safety more than at any time in over a decade, according to an annual survey published Tuesday, which also found confidence in the government at its lowest since polling...

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Survey: Afghans Feel Country Headed in Wrong Direction

Ayaz Gul ISLAMABAD— A new nationwide survey of public opinion in Afghanistan reports 58 percent of Afghans say the country is headed in the wrong direction. The San Francisco-based Asia Foundation...

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Afghanistan survey finds security, economy major concerns

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — A nationwide survey has found Afghans most concerned about lack of security and the economy amid an...

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Germany to send 130 more soldiers to Afghanistan

Germany will send 130 more soldiers to Afghanistan, the government said on Wednesday after a cabinet meeting to discuss support for Afghan forces struggling to tackle an Islamist insurgency. The...

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Discontent rife in Afghanistan: 40% of people keen to leave, survey says

Annual survey shows Afghans less optimistic about their country’s future than at any point during the past decade, shedding light on why so many flee to Europe...

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Survey: Afghans’ optimism fading

KABUL, Afghanistan — Escalating violence and corruption have driven optimism and hope among Afghans to the lowest level in a decade, the Asia Foundation said in a survey published Tuesday. For the...

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Germany announces to increase its troop numbers to 980 in Afghanistan

Germany currently has up to 850 troops assisting NATO’s Resolute Support mission in Afghanistan but the country has announced increasing this number to 980. Mainly after the seizure of a provincial...

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German Campaign Asks Afghans To Think Twice Before They Go

"Leaving Afghanistan? Are you sure?" That's the question the German Embassy in Kabul is asking Afghans considering fleeing their home country for a new life in the West. The answer, provided by way of...

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The Asia Foundation Releases 2015 Survey of the Afghan People

KABUL, Afghanistan--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Afghan optimism about the overall direction of the country, fear for personal safety, and confidence in government fell to their lowest point in a decade. Afghans...

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Afghan probe finds leadership failure behind fall of Kunduz

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — An Afghan investigation has found that weak leadership, misuse of resources and lack of coordination...

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20 Bus Passengers Kidnapped in Afghanistan

Ayaz Gul ISLAMABAD— Authorities in Afghanistan said unknown gunmen on Saturday kidnapped at least 20 bus passengers in a southern region where suspected loyalists of the self-named Islamic State (IS)...

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Slow road from Kabul highlights China's challenge in Afghanistan

KABUL: A new road linking the Afghan capital with a trade hub near Pakistan has been stuck in the slow lane since a state-owned Chinese company took the contract to build it two years ago, bedevilled...

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AP Interview: US must address waste, fraud in Afghan aid

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — With Washington set to send billions of dollars in fresh aid to Afghanistan despite the military drawdown, the U.S. official in charge of auditing assistance programs says...

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Feared Afghan warlord known for anti-US stance seeks comeback

KABUL, Afghanistan -- After more than 40 years at war, one of Afghanistan's most notorious warlords, designated a "global terrorist" by the United States and blacklisted by the United Nations along...

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Ex-Afghan PM Hekmatyar calls for 'real and fair peace'

After more than 40 years at war, a former Afghan prime minister, who has been labelled as a "global terrorist" by the US and blacklisted by the UN, appears to be seeking a comeback. Gulbuddin...

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Gulbuddin Hekmatyar seeks comeback in Afghanistan

KABUL: After more than 40 years at war, one of Afghanistan's most notorious warlords, designated a "global terrorist" by the United States (US) and blacklisted by the United Nations (UN) along with...

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Notorious warlord seeks comeback, leverage in Afghanistan

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — After more than 40 years at war, one of Afghanistan's most notorious warlords, designated a "global terrorist" by the United States and blacklisted by the United Nations along...

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Survey

Optimism for the future was at its highest in the southern province of Helmand - a Taliban stronghold - and lowest in Kabul, according to the survey. Afghan residents walk as smoke rises from a suicide...

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Afghanistan says Pakistan unleashing terrorists as 'violent proxies'

United Nations, Dec 1 (IANS) Calling 2015 the bloodiest year since 2001, Afghanistan has lashed out against Pakistan accusing it of unleashing terrorists as "violent proxies" because of its anxiety...

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NATO To Debate Future Role In Afghanistan

NATO foreign ministers will debate the military alliance's future role in Afghanistan at a meeting in Brussels on December 1. Calls are growing to postpone a further drawdown of forces from Afghanistan...

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Once-notorious warlord seeks comeback, leverage in Afghanistan

“Peace can be established and the fighting can end once the occupation is over, foreign forces leave and the people of the Afghan nation are given the right to choose their own destiny and establish...

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Pakistan using terrorists as violent proxies: Afghanistan

UNITED NATIONS: Hitting out at Pakistan for using terrorists as "violent proxies", Afghanistan has blamed Islamabad's "unnecessary anxiety" over its ties with India for a sharp spike in civilian and...

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NATO Troop Extension Comes at Perilous Time for Afghanistan

Ayaz Gul ISLAMABAD— The Taliban has denounced NATO’s decision to extend its mission in Afghanistan by keeping 12,000 troops through 2016 and continuing military financial assistance to the Kabul...

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Afghan official: Suicide bombing in east wounds 9 people

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — An Afghan official says a suicide car bombing in the country's east has wounded nine people, including six...

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