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Falling terrorism and rising conflicts : the Afghan "Contribution" to polarization and confrontation in West and South Asia

Author:	Hooman Peimani
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Summary:	Independent consultant Peimani reviews the balance of power trends among the regional and nonregional powers currently involved in the politics of Afghanistan. The U.S. war there has increased American political and military presence throughout the region, changing the political and security structu  Read more...
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