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The Global Times quoted Zhao Gancheng, a leading Chinese strategist, as saying “Indian activities near the border” and “remarks made by senior Indian officials who played up the China threat” had “harmed the chances” reaching a quick resolution. (The Hindu) AFGHANISTAN / AFGANİSTAN Afghan Presidential spokesman Waheed Omar on Monday said that President Hamid Karzai is to study the recent U.S. documents that were released Sunday night by WikiLeakes. "I have given the President a full copy of the document and the President will study it carefully today," Omar told a weekly press conference here. However, he added that there is not much in the document on Afghanistan. "Since very little part of the documents released last night and so far I have studied the files there is not much on Afghanistan," Omar emphasized. He made this comment in the wake of media reports that the documents released by Wikileaks described President Karzai as a weak leader. "Allegations against President Hamid Karzai are not new," he stated. Meantime, he noted that the leaked files would not affect the diplomatic and strategic relationship between Afghanistan and the United States. Asked if Afghan government condemns the recent leaks, Omar said, "It is too early to make comments." However, he added, "It is unfortunate that secret documents have been made public." Sayfa 77
Omar also said that President Hamid Karzai is going to leave for Kazakhstan on Tuesday to attend a meeting of European leaders on security. (Xinhua) The planned withdrawal of foreign forces from Afghanistan over the next four years will also reduce development aid, particularly for so-called “hearts and minds” projects aimed at social upliftment, experts say. “Because development assistance is attached to stability objectives there is a fear that as the international military leaves, the world will forget Afghanistan once again,” Ashley Jackson, head of advocacy and communication at Oxfam International in the capital, Kabul, told IRIN. During the next four years, forces from 48 countries led by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) will gradually leave Afghanistan and transfer combat responsibilities to the fledging Afghan security forces, in terms of a Transition Process approved by NATO and the Afghan government. When Canada’s combat mission ends in 2011, its development assistance from 2011 to 2014 will reportedly plummet by 50 percent. Similar cuts are expected by other donors, who have poured hundreds of millions of dollars in aid into Afghanistan during the past few years, primarily to win military and strategic victories against Taliban insurgents. All contracts issued by the US government must adhere to “overall Afghanistan Counter Insurgency (COIN) goals”, and where US dollars go “is as important - possibly more important - than the product or service delivered”, the US embassy in Kabul said in a statement on 23 November. Aid agencies have criticized this approach, describing it as the “militarization of aid”. Consequences Sayfa 78
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