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  • ** FILE ** In this Sept. 1, 2010, file photo, Afghan soldiers chat in front of the main office of Kabul Bank in Kabul, Afghanistan. A new report offers previously undisclosed details about how the owners of Kabul Bank and their friends and relatives got rich off $861 million in fraudulent loans. (AP Photo/Musadeq Sadeq, File)

    Report: Afghan politics hampers Kabul Bank case

    Political interference stymied an investigation into the collapse of Afghanistan's largest bank, according to an independent report of how the men at Kabul Bank and their friends and relatives got rich off $861 million in fraudulent loans.


  • Drago Kos (Associated Press)

    Politics hampers probe of Kabul Bank collapse

    Political interference stymied an investigation into the collapse of Afghanistan's largest bank, according to an independent report on how the men at Kabul Bank and their friends and relatives got rich off $861 million in fraudulent loans.


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