Taliban Death Threats: The West's Afghan Workers Fear NATO Withdrawal -- Spiegel OnlineWith the German army pulling out of Afghanistan in 2014, hundreds of Afghan workers fear they will become victims of revenge by the Taliban, who have already condemned them as traitors. German authorities are already preparing for a wave of visa applications.
When Muhammad Shah* goes to the mosque in Mazar-e-Sharif, he's always got the year 2014 in his prayers. "Every day I pray to Allah that international troops won't withdraw from my country in two years," says the 27-year-old Afghan. "Not only will I lose my job -- I will also have to fear for my life and those of my family."
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In Afghanistan, a Boom in Red Bull -- The Daily Beast
A glimpse of life after Nato in Afghanistan's wild east -- BBC
Corruption is Afghanistan's biggest problem as foreign forces prepare to leave -- CBS
As NATO prepares to talk security, Afghans talk corruption -- Stars and Stripes
Afghanistan security for less? How low can NATO go? -- Howard LaFranchi, Christian Science Mointor
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Don’t abandon Afghan women -- Laura Bush, Washington Post
NATO and Afghanistan -- New York Times editorial
Afghanistan after the US: What's next? -- Tom Peter, Christian Science Monitor
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