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Saeed Naqvi | Afghan in mess, but Biden's end to US 'forever wars' welcome - Vimarsana News

Saeed Naqvi | Afghan in mess, but Biden's end to US 'forever wars' welcome

What happened in Afghanistan was a process set into motion as early as the 1970s, where imperial interests were directly involved

Ignominious Defeat for the US in Afghanistan, After Vietnam - Vimarsana News

Ignominious Defeat for the US in Afghanistan, After Vietnam

Imperialism, which finally died in Afghanistan last week, had actually begun to hiccup in the mid 70s. Of this hiccupping, Vietnam was the most seriou

From the beginning, US authored events leading to humiliation in Kabul - Vimarsana News

From the beginning, US authored events leading to humiliation in Kabul

Imperialism, which finally died in Afghanistan last week, had actually begun to hiccup in the mid 70s. Of this hiccupping, Vietnam was the most serious convulsion. In the wake of decolonization such eruptions had become commonplace, in Africa ...

Ignominious Defeat for the US in Afghanistan, After Vietnam - Vimarsana News

Ignominious Defeat for the US in Afghanistan, After Vietnam

Imperialism, which finally died in Afghanistan last week, had actually begun to hiccup in the mid 70s. Of this hiccupping, Vietnam was the most seriou

Victims of Kabul School Bombing, All Teenagers, Laid to Rest - Vimarsana News

Victims of Kabul School Bombing, All Teenagers, Laid to Rest

Victims of Kabul School Bombing, All Teenagers, Laid to Rest Over 60 victims of the school bombing--most of whom were students and younger than 18 years old-- were buried on a hill in the west of Kabul on Sunday, a day after the deadly attack. Their families said that most of the victims were teenage girls who studied at Sayed-ul-Shuhada High School in the Dasht-e-Barchi area in Kabul’s District 13. These girls, their families said, were faced with many hardships but were eager to pursue their studies and make a brighter future for themselves. The mourning families said the government has...