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Graft at Afghan's Central Banks Causes Political Turmoil
"The run on Kabul bank is shaking [Afghanistan's] fragile economy — and fraying what's left of trust in the government." That's according to Jason Motlagh, who's in Kabul for Time magazine.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min read"The run on Kabul bank is shaking [Afghanistan's] fragile economy — and fraying what's left of trust in the government." That's according to Jason Motlagh, who's in Kabul for Time magazine.
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1 of 3Value-Added Teacher Evaluations and the Race to the Top- 0:00Graft at Afghan's Central Banks Causes Political TurmoilYou’re reading this
- 7:47Education Reform and Teacher Accountability
- 43:43General Petraeus Warns Burning Koran Endangers Troops