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The Border of Chaos
Jan 07, 2013 by Michael Downey::photo_caption::The aftermath of the car bomb that killed Wissam Al Hassan in Beirut on October 19th, 2012::/photo_caption::
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The bloody uprising in Syria has resulted in an exodus to neighboring Lebanon. And the fate of the Syrian diaspora may have far-reaching consequences for the fate of the region
From the Vault: How the U.S. Lost the War it Won
Jul 07, 2013 by Nir Rosen::photo_caption::HOMELAND SECURITY: In Ghazni, the Taliban execute people at will. "It is a very bad place," an intelligence officer says. "They have that level of control right on Kabul's front door."::/photo_caption::
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Rolling Stone's 2008 journey into Taliban-controlled Afghanistan
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