Kabul - October 18th, 2009
Locations (October 18th, 2009)
- Washington (06%)
- > Kabul (05%)
- Delhi (05%)
- Seattle (04%)
- New York (04%)
- Baghdad (03%)
- Tehran (03%)
- London (03%)
- Sydney (03%)
- Shanghai (03%)
- Beijing (03%)
- Gaza (02%)
- Bangkok (02%)
- Zahedan (02%)
- Liverpool (02%)
- Copenhagen (01%)
- New Delhi (01%)
- Manchester (01%)
- Tokyo (01%)
- Paris (01%)
Associated Locations
Associated Articles
- (9) The Telegraph Taliban's Afghan allies tell Barack Obama: 'Cut...
- (6) AlertNet AFGHANISTAN: Middle aged and mentally ill in Kabul
- (4) AlertNet Diplomatic wrangling delays Afghan vote decision
- (4) The Seattle Times Afghan opposition: Karzai delaying election...
- (3) DNA India Afghanistan braces for possible election run-off
- (3) People's Daily Cash prize set to curb terrorist activities in...
- (3) DNA India Diplomatic wrangling delays Afghan vote decision
- (3) SABC News Diplomatic wrangling delays Afghan vote decision
- (3) MSNBC News Pentagon seeks .3 billion for Afghan projects
- (2) The Guardian Afghan poll fraud inquiry results 'blocked'
- (2) AlertNet White House says Kabul needs to be credible partner
- (2) MSNBC News Gates seeking allies? help on Afghanistan war
- (2) The Seattle Times France to Afghan rivals: accept election re...
- (2) The Seattle Times Emanuel: Can Afghan govt be effective US pa...
- (1) The Telegraph Afghan leaders under pressure to avoid runoff
- (1) Xinhua News French FM pays unannounced visit to Afghanistan
- (1) The Age Death fall at circus in Canada
- (1) People's Daily French FM pays unannounced visit to Afghanista...
- (1) People's Daily Juice producing plant inaugurated in Afghan ca...
- (1) AlertNet Pakistani forces in heavy clashes in S.Waziristan
- (1) SABC News Pakistani forces in heavy clashes in S.Waziristan
- (1) DNA India Pakistani forces in heavy clashes in South Wazirist...
- (1) The Sydney Morning Herald Pressure piled on Karzai over poll
- (1) The Age Aid workers freed in Sudan
- (1) The Age Dorothy Parker poem found
- (1) Voice of America Diplomats Urge Karzai to Accept Election Res...