Afghanistan · January, 2014
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Stories about Afghanistan from January, 2014
Goodbye Alexandros Petersen, Prodigious Guide to China in Central Asia
On January 17, a Taliban suicide bomb attack killed sixteen people at a Kabul restaurant. Among them was Alexandros Petersen, an enlightening commentator on Eurasian affairs and a riveting storyteller.
As Afghanistan Faces a Critical Year, President Karzai Plays a “Risky Game”
Citizen Media5 January 2014
As Afghanistan's president Hamid Karzai is dragging his feet on the new security pact with the United States, many believe that he is playing a dangerous game.
