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Marx, Engels and Lenin in Pul-e-Charkhi Prison

With all the hype about Marxism and Socialism, I remembered this story. Someone in my family back in the 1980s spent some time in the infamous Pul-e-Charkhi prison. They had taken him because of suspected links to anti-government elements. There were certainly more than one in every family who the Read more…

By Hameed, 6 yearsNovember 30, 2018 ago
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Afghan diaspora

Afghan Girls and the Dilemma of Marriage

Except for the monks, priests and nuns who wish to remain celibate and dedicate their lives in worshiping God, sacrificing affection, love, partnership and children then this article will not interest you. The rest of us who are too selfish to do so may read on.Now, I’m not going to Read more…

By Hayah, 13 yearsJune 29, 2012 ago
Afghan War
Afghan politics

Afghan War: A popularity contest for Western Leaders

Ever since NATO invaded Afghanistan under the guise of fighting terrorism, the poverty-stricken country has served as an election-winning tool for leaders of the involved countries. Every time election gets closer, the leaders of these countries make an announcement that could potentially win them votes. Julia Gillard’s announcement of Australian Read more…

By Hameed, 13 yearsApril 20, 2012 ago
Afghan diaspora

The Afghan Bazaar or Boat Bazaar?

Dandenong is home of great diversity in Melbourne. Like other parts, there are people from different backgrounds living in this heavily multicultural suburb. Rightly so, it is known as the most culturally diverse suburb in Victoria. Afghan businesses have flourished in Dandenong for the past 10 years or so. Specially, Thomas Read more…

By Hameed, 14 yearsAugust 15, 2011 ago
Afghan politics

Afghanistan: The blame game

It is very rare for a country to get involved so deep in the affairs of another country without an ulterior motive. If NATO countries are fighting in Afghanistan, they are doing it only for their own sake. They are not the least bit interested in what happens to Afghans Read more…

By Hameed, 14 yearsJuly 24, 2011 ago
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