Articles by M. Karim Faiez

39 articles since 2007

Bombs kill 2 doctors, 6 children in Afghanistan

World | By Laura King and M. Karim Faiez | September 15, 2008
A suicide bomber struck a United Nations convoy today in southern Afghanistan, killing two Afghan doctors on their way to provide polio vaccinations to children, together with their driver. Read more
 

Provincial governor killed in Afghanistan

World | By Laura King and M. Karim Faiez | September 14, 2008
In a stark demonstration of insurgents’ growing strength on the doorstep of the capital, assailants Saturday assassinated the governor of neighboring Lowgar province. Read more
 

Afghan President Karzai visits scene of deadly American-led raid

World | By Laura King and M. Karim Faiez | September 5, 2008
President Hamid Karzai paid a condolence visit today to a remote western region that was the scene of a controversial American-led raid last month, pleading for forgiveness and assuring villagers that those responsible for civilian deaths would be punished. Read more
 

3 Afghan children killed in Western artillery strike

World | By Laura King and M. Karim Faiez | September 2, 2008
At a time of rising public outrage over civilian casualties, Western troops killed three Afghan children and wounded seven other noncombatants in an errant artillery strike today, military officials said. Read more
 

Joint investigation into hotly disputed death toll of Afghanistan raid announced

World | By Laura King and M. Karim Faiez | August 31, 2008
After a week of tense public disagreement over the civilian casualty toll in a U.S.-led raid in western Afghanistan, officials from the United Nations, the Afghan government and the NATO-led force in the country said today that all sides had agreed to a joint investigation. Read more
 

Slain Japanese aid worker’s body recovered in Afghanistan

World | By Laura King and M. Karim Faiez | August 28, 2008
The bullet-ridden body of an abducted Japanese aid worker was recovered today, the latest grim symbol of insurgents’ determination to make it difficult for outside humanitarian groups to operate in Afghanistan. Read more
 

Karzai denounces U.S. airstrike that killed civilians

World | By Laura King and M. Karim Faiez | August 23, 2008
President Hamid Karzai on Saturday denounced an airstrike by U.S.-led forces that his government said killed 76 Afghan civilians. Read more
 

10 French soldiers killed in Afghanistan ambush

World | By Laura King and M. Karim Faiez | August 20, 2008
In the worst single-incident loss of life in at least three years for Western troops in Afghanistan, insurgents ambushed and killed 10 French soldiers and wounded 21 others in a sustained assault a short distance from the capital, military officials said today. Read more
 

Gunmen kill 3 women foreign aid workers in Afghanistan

World | By Laura King and M. Karim Faiez | August 14, 2008
KABUL, Afghanistan – Gunmen riddled a humanitarian group’s vehicle with bullets today, killing three foreign women aid workers including an American, together with their Afghan driver, officials said. Read more
 

Obama meets Afghanistan’s Karzai

World | By Laura King and M. Karim Faiez | July 21, 2008
Barack Obama, the presumed Democratic presidential nominee, met Afghan President Hamid Karzai on Sunday and told him Afghanistan is central to the fight against terrorism, aides to the Afghan leader said. Read more
 
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