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Person: Afghanis

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

Two jailed for violent, unprovoked attack; Victim later went back to Afghanistan, where he felt 'safer'

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Two jailed for violent, unprovoked attack; Victim later went back to Afghanistan, where he felt 'safer'

Statements such as “What are you doing in my country?” and “What have you done to my fucking family?” were shouted at the three males.

Militants kill 9 charity workers

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Militants kill 9 charity workers
Afghanistan suicide bombing kills 15

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Afghanistan suicide bombing kills 15

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Republicans grapple with a new world view

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Republicans use first major debate to attack Obama

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33 killed in Afghanistan battle
Attack on Iraq is history - now we must back US to win the peace

WHAT a horrible week last week was. Two events to haunt decent human beings everywhere, and make them despair.

Wed, 13 Oct, 2004

Politicians condemn military strikes

The bombing campaign against Afghanistan will drive civilians into the arms of Islamic fundamentalists and could even lead to a third world war, members of the Dáil said today.

Wed, 10 Oct, 2001

Cholera epidemic kills 16 people in Afghanistan

A cholera epidemic ravaging northern Afghanistan killed another 16 people overnight, many of them children.

Sun, 22 Jul, 2001

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