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  • Bygone warlords feed anti-Western attitudes

    HERAT, Afghanistan — While the government battles the Taliban in violence-infested southern Afghanistan, former warlords in the relatively peaceful north and west are moving to reclaim their old fiefdoms and fostering resentment toward the presence of foreign troops.


  • Pakistan pledges to fight militants

    BASTI ABDULLAH, Pakistan — President Pervez Musharraf yesterday vowed to crush Islamist extremists across the country and move strongly against religious schools after a bloody standoff at a mosque in the capital left scores dead.


  • Pakistan pledges to fight militants

    BASTI ABDULLAH, Pakistan — President Pervez Musharraf yesterday vowed to crush Islamist extremists across the country and move strongly against religious schools after a bloody standoff at a mosque in the capital left scores dead.


  • Philip Smucker/The Washington Times
Kalasha girls from Chitral will be especially persecuted by jihadists in their later years, as their centuries-old tradition allows women to date openly with different men. Such behavior reduces them to harlots in the eyes of radical Islamists.

    Jihadists attack ethnic group in Pakistan

    CHITRAL, Pakistan — An ethnic group that claims bloodlines from the armies of Alexander the Great says it is under attack from jihadi groups, which have turned this former princely state into a rear base for attacks into neighboring Afghanistan.


  • Philip Smucker/The Washington Times
Kalasha girls from Chitral will be especially persecuted by jihadists in their later years, as their centuries-old tradition allows women to date openly with different men. Such behavior reduces them to harlots in the eyes of radical Islamists.

    Jihadists attack ethnic group in Pakistan

    CHITRAL, Pakistan — An ethnic group that claims bloodlines from the armies of Alexander the Great says it is under attack from jihadi groups, which have turned this former princely state into a rear base for attacks into neighboring Afghanistan.


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