| The Independent 2001 Peter Popham |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| Afghanistan's fragile food lifeline opens again. | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Afghans struggle to make sense of the yawning void of authority. | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Afghans uneasy as Russians show flag in Kabul. | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Alarm over aid drop in 'world's biggest minefield.'.(US distributes food aid in Afghanistan) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Amid the hunger, disease and pain, the Afghans know there is one war they have already lost. | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| As Nepal cremates its second king in three days, the streets explode with pent-up anger. | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Babies sold like loaves of bread in India's cyber city.(Hyderabad, India) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Bin Laden 'is in charge of Taliban military machine.'. | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Blair turns up the heat on the Taliban.(United Kingdom Prime Minister Tony Blair) | Retail industry | Peter Popham, Paul Waugh, Andrew Buncombe |
| Blind US climber prepares for final assault on Everest.(Erik Weihenmayer) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Bombs, beheadings and kidnapping: How Maoist rebels shattered the ancient tranquillity of Nepal. | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Captive al-Qai'da fighters attack Pakistani guards. | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Chittagong hostage tells family his health is failing.(Tim Selby) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Clinton sees plight of abandoned quake victims.(India) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Cruise missile kills UN mine-clearing staff. | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| 'Deal' to free Briton agreed by everyone except his captors in the Bangladesh hills.(Tim Selby) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Despite 13 years' toil, the Bofors inquiry is set to fail.(Hindjuda brothers and arms scandal) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Famine threat intensifies as aid agencies pull out.(Afghanistan) | Retail industry | Peter Popham, Raymond Whitaker |
| First they blew the whistle on match-fixing. Then they went for bigger fish.(Indian government ministers resign in bribery scandal) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Fleeing Taliban pile the pressure on Musharraf.(Pakistani President General Pervez Musharraf) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Heaven can't wait.(canonization of Mother Teresa) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| He may be dead, he may be trapped. But the fact is bin Laden has not been found. | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| How bin Laden commandeered a state airline for the private use of his terrorist network.(Osama bin Laden, Afghani airline, Ariana) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Human shields or propaganda pawns? The Westerners whose fate is in the Taliban's hands. | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| In a dusty slum, life is too grim to care about war.(Afghan refugees in Pakistan) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Invasion by 'infidel's will turn Taliban into heroes. | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| 'I was trapped for five days with nothing to drink but the name of God.'.(earthquake in Gujarat, India)(Statistical Data Included) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Jubilant Mazar falls to Northern Alliance again.(Northern Alliance takes Mazar-i-Sharif, Afghanistan) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Judge prevents Hinduja brothers leaving India. | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| 'Lion of Panjshir' reported killed in suicide bombing.(Ahmad Shah Masood) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Muharraf is unsentimental over fate of his old friends and new foes.(Pakistan's military ruler General Pervez Musharraf) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Musharraf walks a tightrope as support falls away.(Pakistani President General Pervez Musharraf) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Nation caught in the middle of a global struggle.(impact on Pakistan of terrorist attacks in US) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Nepal grieves as the magic of its royalty is torn away. | Retail industry | Peter Popham, Daniel Lak |
| New king faces long struggle to gain trust of Nepalese.(Brief Article) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| No food and little shelter, but no one in their right mind would go home.(Jalozai Camp in Pakistan) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Now for the hard bit: destroying the Taliban and rehabilitating the nation.(Afghanistan) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Nuclear expert questioned over Taliban links.(Sultan Bashir-ud-Din Mahmood) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| 'One minute we were on our way home, the next we had to dodge tracer bullets.'.(Tamil Tiger attack on Sri Lanka's international airport) | Retail industry | Peter Popham, Steve Boggan, K. Venkataramanan |
| Pakistan faces a difficult battle on many fronts. | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Pakistan prepares to kill for blasphemy as Musharraf surrenders grip to the mullahs.(Pakistani military ruler General Pervez Musharraf) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Pakistan warns that war with India is looming. | Retail industry | Peter Popham, Zaffar Abbas |
| Powell to put end to India's sibling spat.(US Secretary of State Colin Powell seeks to ease relations between India and Pakistan) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Rhetoric fuels the people's anger in troubled province.(North West Frontier Province, Pakistan) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Rumsfeld claims US action is self-defence.(US Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Secretly, they feel the bully on the block has been punished.(reaction in Pakistan to terrorist attacks in US) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Shots fired at rampaging protesters in Pakistan. | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Starvation looms for six million Afghan refugees. | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Streets burn with hatred as Blair visits newest ally.(United Kingdom Prime Minister Tony Blair visits Pakistan) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Taliban begins destruction of the world's tallest Buddha. | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Taliban 'monster that was hatched by the US.'. | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Taliban's last-minute offer fails to halt inevitable. | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Taliban: This is a holy war. | Retail industry | Peter Popham, Andrew Buncombe |
| Taliban vandalism stirs India's oldest hatreds. | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| The border gates swing open, and a warlord returns to reclaim his city from the Taliban.(Haji Abdul Qudir returns to Jalalabad, Afghanistan)(Brief Article) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| The most powerful teenager in the world breaks his long silence.(Karmapa) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| There is no electricity, no running water, no phone. Just rubble and a town full of bodies.(earthquake in western India) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| The world on a war footing. | Retail industry | Peter Popham, Andrew Grice, Andrew Buncombe |
| They are not surrounded. They can flee. But, in the Field of the King, the Taliban stand firm.(Refugees leaving area) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Trusted friend confesses to 'revenge killing' of Bandit Queen.(murder of Phoolan Devi) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
| Two months on, the enduring questions of a battle being waged on many fronts. | Retail industry | Peter Popham, Hamish McRae, Rupert Cornwell, Andrew Gumbel, Kim Sengupta, Jacob Menge |
| UN pushes for Afghan summit in Europe this week. | Retail industry | Peter Popham, Marcus Tanner |
| 'Why has nobody come to help us' they ask in the remote villages devastated by quake.(Gujarat, India) | Retail industry | Peter Popham |
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