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WASHINGTON (AP) — At a time when Americans are deeply divided along party lines, a new poll shows considerable agreement on at least one issue: The United States’ two-decade-long war in Afghanistan was not worth fighting. The poll from the Pearson Institute for the Study and Resolution of Global Conflicts and The Associated Press-NORC Center […]
At a time when Americans are deeply divided along party lines, a new poll shows agreement on at least one issue: The United States' two-decade-long war in Afghanistan was not worth fighting. The new Pearson Institute/AP-NORC poll comes two years after the U.S. pulled out of Afghanistan and the Taliban returned to power. Sixty-five percent of Democrats and 63% of Republicans said the war wasn't worth fighting. Many have doubts about how successful the U.S. was at accomplishing specific goals such as eliminating the threat from extremists or improving opportunities for women. One Repub...
The construction of houses and settlements for the victims of the Herat earthquake started on Tuesday in Sia Ab village of Zindajan district in Herat province. The project was launched in the presence of a number of senior IEA officials including the head of information and culture, the mayor of Injil district, officials from urban
Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs, Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar Akhund, approved Tuesday the Inter-Ministerial Investment Committee's procedures, the office said in a statement. At the Economic Commission meeting held in Kabul, it was said that: “This committee's establishment aims to streamline the process of attracting both domestic and foreign investments, foster coordination among relevant
At a time when Americans are deeply divided along party lines, a new poll shows agreement on at least one issue: The United States' two-decade-long war in Afghanistan was not worth fighting