Yüksel Durgutflipped into Pakistan, India & Afghanistan NewsHamid Karzai AP Interview: Former president says US failed in Afghanistan Associated PressKABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — Afghanistan’s former president said Sunday the United States came to his country to fight extremism and bring stability to his war-tortured nation and is leaving nearly 20 years...
Yüksel Durgutflipped into Pakistan, India & Afghanistan NewsAfghanistan US will be able to keep embassy in Afghanistan after Turkey agrees to secure airport The Telegraph - By Ben FarmerTurkey will secure the Afghan capital's airport after American troops withdraw, in an agreement designed to help the US, Britain and others to keep their embassies open. Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's president,...
Yüksel Durgutflipped into Pakistan, India & Afghanistan NewsMiddle East World Refugee Day: How a Pakistani risked everything to reach Europeverified_publisher DW English - S. Khan (Islamabad) Israr Ahmed Khan from Pakistan-administered Kashmir told DW about the terrible risks and hardships he faced while attempting to reach Europe with the …
Yüksel Durgutflipped into Pakistan, India & Afghanistan NewsIKEA How Ikea's CEO Started With the Company in Pakistanverified_publisher Bloomberg Ikea CEO Jesper Brodin says that when he first applied to the Swedish furniture giant, for a role as a purchasing manager in Pakistan, he was the …
Yüksel Durgutflipped into Turkish NEWS/ All about TURKEYTurkish Military Russia monitoring talk of Turkish military base in Azerbaijan, says Kremlin ctvnews.ca - Reuters MOSCOW -- Moscow is closely monitoring developments around a potential Turkish military base in Azerbaijan, a move that could require Russia to take …
Yüksel Durgutflipped into Pakistan, India & Afghanistan NewsAfghanistan Afghanistan’s air force is a rare U.S.-backed success story. It may soon fail.verified_publisher Los Angeles Times - Nabih BulosThe UH-60 Blackhawk plummeted like a roller coaster from 10,000 feet — safe from whatever the Taliban was firing at it — all the way down to 50 feet, its nose almost licking the sun-scorched terrain of...
