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The widespread abundance of the opium has alleviated the number of drug abusers all around the opium cultivating regions of afghanistan.... In this paper, the author demonstrates why the illiteracy and poverty in afghanistan are the main culprits which intimidate people to indulge in drug cultivation and trafficking.... hellip; afghanistan is a country in South Central Asia, which has become a haven for drugs in few decades time.... In a news article writer Nelson states that: “United Nations survey begun this month is widely expected to show that at least 1 in 12 people in afghanistan abuses drugs double the number in the last survey four years ago”(Nelson)....
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Research Paper
The paper “The Success of state Reconstruction Varies according to the Scale of state Collapse” with reference to authoritative sources, analyzes the possible implications of financial, humanitarian, peacekeeping and other development assistance for donor countries and recipients of this aid.... nbsp; … Boutros Boutros Ghali, former Secretary General of the United Nations, describes state collapse as the “collapse of state institutions with resulting paralysis of governance, a breakdown of law and order, and general banditry and chaos”....
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Literature review
Causes of invasion given to Soviets A War of Liberation: The soviet people were given the reason of their invasion of afghanistan was for the liberation of the Afghan communists.... At that time a political party - “People's Democratic Party of afghanistan (PDPA)” was the most popular party, which had a major role, is causing distress in the country.... Through this essay we have analyzed all-important events taking place, which caused a beginning of a devastating era in which there was widespread destruction and chaos in afghanistan....
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Essay
Major population of afghanistan is Muslim with minority… In Afghanistan, people follow a clan or tribunal system and they prefer such living.... The people of afghanistan are deeply rooted in tribunal system and are very loyal to their tribunal leaders The male members of afghanistan's population keep weapons with them as a sign of their personal honor.... This paper contains a description of people and culture of afghanistan....
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Essay
ccording to the 2006 census, the citizens of afghanistan, called Afghans, number a little more than 31 million.... This work called "afghanistan" describes the culture of this country, beliefs, ethnic nationalism in their choice of jobs and elections.... hellip; afghanistan's main resources are natural gas, petroleum, and minerals.... afghanistan is totally against terrorism and presently enjoys cordial relations with the U.... while fully helping it in the current endeavor to destroy all remaining terrorists in the border between afghanistan and Pakistan....
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Coursework
The object of analysis for the purpose of this assignment is afghanistan, a mountainous landlocked country found in South Central Asia, bordered by Pakistan in the south and east, Iran in the west, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan in the north, and China in the far northeast.... hellip; The author of the paper tells that various ethnic communities can be found in afghanistan, with the most common being the Pashtun ethnic group, although there are a few other ethnic groups....
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Assignment
hellip; In the first part, a background of afghanistan before the invasion of the Soviets is discussed to highlight the circumstances to make it easier for the Soviets to access Afghanistan.... he main causes of invasion given to the Soviets:A War of Liberation: The Soviet people were given the reason for their invasion of afghanistan was for the liberation of the Afghan communists.... The report "Causes of Soviet Intervention in afghanistan" focuses on the critical multifaceted analysis of the main causes of Soviet invasion in afghanistan; it presents different arguments, which led to the atrocities carried out by the Soviets and the impact of the war on the whole region....
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Report
"Analysis of the Soviet Intervention in afghanistan" paper analyzes the planning and prosecution of the campaigns waged by the principle participants in the Soviet intervention in afghanistan.... nbsp;… When the Soviets launched their campaign in afghanistan, they instituted policy measures aimed at fostering national reconciliation.... nbsp; The Soviet intervention in afghanistan was one of the defining moments of the 1980s....
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Coursework