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Kabul - AfghanistanKabul is not that dangerous as you imaged. |
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Kabul StreetsTop down look and into Kabul streets and daily life. Producer Stephen Etheredge visits local shopping mall. |
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Live: Taliban openly fighting on the streets of KabulKabul jan Full music video clip by Dilagha Surood Maida Maida ..beya ba tarafy kabul jan |
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Kabul jan Full music video clip by Dilagha SuroodA nice sound about Kabul jan. I was not born in Kabul but I love it more then any city in the world. I have been to kabul many times. Kabul has been destroyed, by Russians, and by civil war. In 30 years of war, It may take next 30 years to build Kabul jan back the way it was in 1970s. We would never be in peace unless we have Our Durand Line Back. Durand Line Belongs to Afghanistan and it has always been. There are 12 Million Afghans on the Other side of the So called International Border. But Its not International Border. Pakistan is british made country just like Israel was created by American (In fact Israel Is fare better then Pakistan at least they have freedome of speach). Pakistan is the dirty mark of Asia. Unless they give us our People back or It needs to be wiped out of Map. Pakistan is not an Islamic Nation. Afghans From Both side of the Border thought this would be Iqbals dream an Islamic nation, which would soon reach Turkey but this Pakistan was a dirty name not a clean name. It has puttin the Pure/clean name of Islam into dirt. And here we muslims suffer the most. As long As Pakistan occupied our Land, and killing our people (Wazeristan), we would never stop, we shell do Jehad. Pakistan is very aware of this And that's why they would kept trying to break Afghan hearts and the Afghan Nation so that we can never turn our eyes on Pashtunistan. Pashtunistan (Balochistan/NWFP) is always there and always would be in our blood. For My people. Points are clear <b>...</b> |
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Kabul janSame Plane with Nosegear failure - Same Video better quality just found it on my harddrive www.youtube.com |
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Accident in Kabul - September 29th 2006For the first time in more than a generation, many of Kabul, Afghanistan's 4 million people are enjoying the benefits of electricity. In January 2009, power began to flow into Kabul along an ADB-funded transmission line running from neighboring Uzbekistan. Bringing electricity to the people of Afghanistan is a key component of adbs strategy to support the country's reconstruction and development. |
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Kabul Lights Up - ADBNovember 2008 Journalist Yalda Hakim returns to her native country of Afghanistan. Here she documents the appalling living standards and the ravages caused by heroin addiction. Both shocking and emotional. Im so fearful. Every day I think, "Will that car in front of me explode?" Welcome to Afghanistans harsh reality. The Taliban are at the door and insecurity is getting worse. But its not the only issue. I became addicted out of misery and frustration. A man sitting outside a derelict building shows Yalda his amputated thigh. Inside, used needles carpet the floor and hang from the ceilings. Heroin is cheaper than alcohol. You've already destroyed our country. Now we eat the poison, the rich and powerful eat the dollars. Later, Yalda visits the only rehab clinic for women and children. When I wasnt smoking, my body was in pain. Gul Pari is only twelve. Shes been addicted for six years. There are many children like her. Despite faint glimmers of hope, their future looks very uncertain. Produced by SBS/Dateline Distributed by Journeyman Pictures |
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Yalda's Kabul - AfghanistanDec 2003 Under the Taliban, Afghan women risked everything to be beautiful. Now the US fashion industry is helping them open their own beauty parlours and achieve financial independence. Sima Calkin has not seen her home country of Afghanistan for 23 years. Now she is returning to advise local women about running their own beauty salons. It's all thanks to a new scheme aimed at restoring dignity and self respect to the women of Afghanistan. But the war ravaged country she flies into bears no resemblance to the lush paradise of her childhood. "I am in shock ... it's mind boggling to see what has happened," she despairs. She is also racked by guilt for having abandoned her country in its hour of need. By teaching the women to become beauticians, she hopes she can make amends. And there are plenty of women desperate to be taught these valuable new skills. Beauticians in Kabul earn much more than doctors or labourers. In a country where 60% of women are widows and many are the main breadwinners, working as beauticians offers a real opportunity to improve their lives. Produced by ABC Australia Distributed by Journeyman Pictures |
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Kabul Beauty School - AfghanistanOfficial Listening Post for Lily Allen's fantastic new track 'Kabul Shit', taken from the 7" vinyl of the brilliant new single 'The Fear'. The A Side can also be found on the new album 'It's Not Me, It's You', and both are available to purchase now at the Parlophone Store here: www.parlophone.co.uk |
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Lily Allen - Kabul ShitAn Afghan inquiry has said an attack in the heart of Kabul on January 18, that left five dead and 38 others wounded, was ordered by an Afghan commander in Pakistan who was part of the Haqqani network- a group allied to the Taliban and al-Qaeda. Their evidence comes from a man arrested 24-hours after the assault, who admitted he sheltered the suicide bombers and took them to some of their targets in Kabul. The Afghan intelligence agency also showed confessions from men responsible for previous suicide bombings who admitted they had received their training in Pakistan. Al Jazeera's David Chater reports from Kabul. 26 Jan 2010 |
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Kabul attack 'planned in Pakistan'In Kabul, Afghan women rally against laws that restrict their rights, while angry throngs of men voice harsh disapproval. Related article: tinyurl.com |
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World: Women Protest in Kabul - nytimes.comAfghanistan has come under increasing international pressure to tackle government corruption, seen as a major stumbling block to the country's development. In one Kabul neighbourhood residents were promised a new road four years ago, but construction was halted, and the money given to the contractor is cannot be traced. Al-Jazeera's Steve Chao reports from the Afghan capital. |
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Corruption delays Kabul construction project - 15 Dec 09Over 13000 students study at Kabul University. The campus is lush with vegetation and offers many modern facilities, from computer labs to an up-to-date library, yet students talk about rampant professors' absenteeism and the lack of reputable post-graduate institutions within Afghanistan. Across the street from the university is the Teachers' Training Institute. Students in the English Department talk about their problems, their dreams for the future and the value of higher education. One student also shares her insight into the challenges women face if they want to study in Afghanistan. |
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Talking to Students in Kabul, AfghanistanConcert footage from the British Council Concert in Kabul, Afghanistan, Sunday July 25th, 2008. With musicians from the Aga Khan Cultural Institute, featuring Ghulam Hussain on Rubab. |
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Jason Carter Live in Kabul, Afghanistan - Piece 5 |
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