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AFGHANISTAN: who controls what
20 Nov 2001
Map shows the progress of Northern Alliance forces up to the week of November 19.
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Map shows the progress of Northern Alliance forces up to the week of November 19.
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Background

•  Afghan turmoil

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Emergencies

•  Afghan turmoil

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NGO latest

•  Afghanistan: intensifying fighting in Helmand results in increased casualties
ICRC - Switzerland

•  London conference on the future of Afghanistan
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•  Afghanistan: war’s heavy toll on civilians
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•  Haiti: Working around the clock to reach those most affected
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•  Afghanistan: war-hit civilians face drought risk
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Latest news

•  Pakistan says "credible information" that Mehsud dead

•  Q+A-Is Pakistani Taliban leader Mehsud dead?

•  Efforts to curb Afghan opium crop fail this year -UN

•  UK sees no sign Taliban leaders are ready to talk peace

•  Fate of Pakistani Taliban chief still unclear

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