BBC commitment to impartiality questioned in its coverage of Afghanistan By Hanan Habibzai This article analysis the work of three media organizations relating to their coverage of the same event in Afghanistan. On 10th February […]
NOVANEWS by crescentandcross in Uncategorized CNN An Army staff sergeant accused of leading a rogue “kill squad” charged with murdering three Afghan civilians took the stand Friday during his court martial and denied carrying out the killings. […]
NOVANEWS So what does this really mean? Private security firms, both local and foreign, will make increasingly high profits: A fully fledged Afghan national security force, including army and police, will cost about $5 […]
NOVANEWS by Lisa Davis and David Swanson Stop the War Coalition The Children of Afghanistan: an analysis of children’s rights. Report by Lisa Davis Download… Lisa Davis Afghanistan has been engaged with more than 30 years of […]
NOVANEWS by Asif Haroon Raja Civil war in Afghanistan is raging since 1976. It saw relative calm and stability during brief spell of Taliban rule, but peace was snatched away by USA and the country was […]
NOVANEWS by Robert L. Hanafin In my latest issue of The Veteran Magazine (September-October 2011), from Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA), is an excellent series of articles focused on PTSD. This focus spans everything from: A […]
NOVANEWS By Ismail Salami How much longer will the US invasion of Afghanistan drag on? Obama’s recent comment on the tenth anniversary of the invasion of Afghanistan, claiming that “our citizens are safer and our nation […]
NOVANEWS by Asif Haroon Raja Civil war in Afghanistan is raging since 1976. It saw relative calm and stability during brief spell of Taliban rule, but peace was snatched away by USA and the country was […]
NOVANEWS By Zabi Rashidi Six people including a personal bodyguard have been arrested after an alleged Al-Qaeda plot to assassinate Afghan President Hamid Karzai was foiled, the intelligence service said Wednesday. Those detained, who also included […]
TACOMA, Wash (Reuters) – A second of five U.S. soldiers accused of killing Afghan villagers in cold blood pleaded guilty on Thursday to committing murder, saying he made a “bad decision” when he shot a […]