A.N.C. @rchives 2003
June 2 - July 31

• Reuters -> Eight Killed In Clashes In North Afghanistan

• Dawn -> Can West Impose Democracy On Middle East?

• AP -> Afghan And Iraqi Sites Make UNESCO List

• Arab News -> Afghan Cauldron On The Boil Again

• Hindustan Times -> NATO To Consult India Over Afghan Mission

• BBC News -> Some Afghan Refugees To Be Relocated

• Reuters -> Afghanistan Welcomed Back To IOC

• AFP -> Britain Sending Extra Troops To Afghanistan

• BBC News -> Back To The Future In Kabul

• BBC News -> UK Bank Targets Afghanistan

• AFP -> Canadian Defense Minister Visits Afghanistan

• BBC News -> Islam And The New Afghan Constitution

• AP -> Two Journalists Released In Afghanistan

• Asia Times -> Iran Muddies Afghanistan's Waters

• Xinhua News -> Karzai To Address World Economic Forum

• Times Online -> To Afghanistan, In Alexander's Footsteps

• BBC News -> Afghans Go Home Despite Insecurity

• Reuters -> US Risks Losing Peace In Afghanistan

• BBC News -> UN Warned Over Afghan 'Time Bomb'

• BBC News -> UN Helps Rebuild Afghan Culture

• AP -> US-Afghan-Pak Talks On Security

• AP -> CARE Wants More UN Troops In Afghanistan

• AFP -> Canada To Reopen Embassy In Afghanistan

• AP -> Afghanistan May Participate In Olympics

• BBC News -> Germany Resolute After Kabul Attack

• AP -> Afghanistan Peacekeepers Vow To Continue

• BBC News -> Deported Afghan Paints A Sad Picture

• BBC News -> Afghan President Due In London, UK

• BBC News -> Afghan Soldiers Wages Paid After Tax Transfers

• Dow Jones -> A.D.B Approves $150 Million Infrastructure Loan

• AP -> French Troops To Help US Soldiers In Afghanistan

• AFP -> Afghanistan Seeks Banking Help From Pakistan

• AP -> Homemade Bomb Explodes In Eastern Afghanistan

• AP -> German Peacekeeper Killed In Kabul

• USA Today -> Halliburton's Contract Worth U$600 Million

• AP -> Maj. Gen. Vines Takes Over Afghan US-led Forces

• AFP -> French Opens Archeology Library In Kabul

• Chicago Sun -> Airplane Crash Leaves 62 Spanish Soldiers Dead