Afghan road traces U.S. nation-building path

Article Abstract:

The United States, has undertaken the venture of repaving the Highway No.1, a 500-km road that connects the two prime cities of Iraq, Kabul and Kandahar, the same is almost ready for use. This project is a step in the direction of re-building Iraq by United States, post the war, however, the same is faced by a lot of bureaucracy and political decisions

Regulation and Administration of Transportation Programs, Highway Construction Programs, Afghanistan, Road construction

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Why not elections?

Article Abstract:

There's cause for concern about the Bush administration's approach towards Iraqi elections, which is opposing direct elections in favor of handing over power to a transitional parliament selected by caucuses. The reactions of Shiite majority are expressed who was not very happy with the plan and rejected the same.

Elections, Religious aspects, Sovereignty

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Iraqi leaders consider amnesty for insurgents

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Iraq's insurgency is increasingly killing Iraqis, including a growing proportion of the civilian population instead of Americans. Iraqi authorities are considering granting selective amnesty to Iraqi's who have killed only combatants so they can participate in the post war reconstruction.

Political activity, Insurgency, Politics, Sunnites, Postwar reconstruction

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