Podcasts about faryab

Søndag 27. juni 2010 er marinejeger og etterretningsoffiser Trond Bolle på oppdrag i Faryab-provinsen i Afghanistan sammen med kystjegerne Simen Tokle, Christian Lian og Andreas Eldjarn. De besøker to landsbyer for å se hvordan de kan bidra til å bedre veistandarden, vanntilgangen og helsetilbudet i to fattige landsbyer i dette området.På veien hjem sitter de i den siste bilen i konvoien. Så smeller det. Etter en av de aller mørkeste dagene for det norske forsvar etter andre verdenskrig, skal ingenting bli helt som før, heller ikke for våre hjemmehelter, Bjørg, Caroline og Monja. I denne episoden forteller de hvordan de hadde det da, og hvordan det går med dem i dag.Manus og fortellerstemme: Ragnhild FjellroProdusent: Linda IngierLyddesign og produksjon: Rikard Strømsodd og Jørgen BergsundMusikk: Steinar Albrigtsen, Ernst Nikolaisen og Monika NordliManuskonsulent: Lars HallingstorpProsjektleder: Tina B. Lykke Christensen Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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For many in the international community, the Taliban has fallen short of its promises that would have led to its diplomatic recognition. But one country is looking past those shortcomings. Earlier this month, China and the Taliban signed an oil extraction agreement. It was the Taliban's first major foreign deal since taking power in 2021 and comes amid dramatic shifts in regional power balances. Speaking during the signing ceremony, the Taliban's top petroleum official said the deal would extract oil from the northern Sar-e Pul, Jawzjan, and Faryab provinces. China, according to Taliban officials, will invest 150 million dollars a year under the contact, and will create 3,000 local jobs. A year after the US's chaotic withdrawal, and Russia's own distraction from its ongoing assault on Ukraine, China has emerged as the premier power looking to tap the country's vast resources, estimated to be worth more than 1 trillion dollars. This latest oil deal came a day after the Taliban said its forces had killed eight Daesh members, including some who were behind an attack last month on a hotel in Kabul, frequented by Chinese businessmen. Guests: Manas Chawla CEO at London Politica Anna Jordanova Researcher at Association for International Affairs

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Sgt. Maj. James G. “Ryan” Sartor (shown), a Green Beret who was assigned to the 10th Special Forces Group, died during combat in northern Afghanistan’s Faryab province on July 13. Read the article here!

* Seks år etter at norske soldater dro fra Faryab i Afghanistan, får Taliban stadig mer kontroll over provinsen. ​* I USA er ungdomsopprøret til skolegutten Ethan litt spesielt. Da han fylte 18. tok han alle vaksinene moren hans hadde nektet ham. ​ ​* Korrespondentbrevet handler om de som steller for andre i Beirut. ​* Og kan Demokratene i USA bli sosialdemokrater? Det spør vi om i podkasten "Krig og fred".

Qais Wahidi vokste opp i Mazar-e Sharif. Han er ti år gammel når Taliban tar over hjembyen hans og jentene må slutte på skolen og begynne med burka. Qais ligger hjemme på gutterommet og leser en bok av Ahmed Shah Massoud, den siste som holder stand mot Taliban: Om hvordan avsløre russiske spioner. 10 år senere får hen selv muligheten til å kjempe mot Taliban sammen med de internasjonale styrene og ender som tolk for den norske kontigenten i Faryab. Her avslører han at Talibans har en mulvarp blant de norske styrkene. Men de norske styrkene vil ikke høre på han, og han må leve med vissheten om at alt han sier og gjør rapporteres rett til Taliban. Hva vil Taliban gjøre med familien hans? Simen Sætre har ført historien i pennen.

** Journalist ANDERS HAMMER har møtt krigsherren som tok over stafettpinnen da nordmennene dro. Han tar livet av opprørere han kjemper mot, surrer dem fast på bilpanseret. Det er lite igjen etter den norske hærens arbeid for demokrati, likestilling og fred i Faryab-provinsen.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Torunn L Haaland, Forskningsleder ved Institutt for forsvarsstudier Oslo Militære Samfund 07.03.2016 Å være i stand til å trekke de riktige lærdommene av løpende erfaringer i en militær operasjon, er et tema som har fått stor oppmerksomhet i forbindelse med de vestlige operasjonene i Irak og Afghanistan det siste tiåret. Basert på erfaringsrapportene til PRTet og intervju med PRT-sjefene, tar dette foredraget for seg hvordan og hva det norske Forsvaret lærte av erfaringene undervis i ISAF-operasjonen i Faryab i perioden 2007-2012. Hvilke lærdommer sitter Forsvaret igjen med etter et 10-år med operasjoner i Afghanistan? Les mer her. Se vår hjemmeside: http://oslomilsamfund.no Følg oss på Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oslomilitaresamfund/Intromusikk: longzijun

** Norske bedrifter er ALTFOR dårlig rusta mot dataåtak og industrispionasje, viser ny undersøkjing. - Ein ny nasjonal plan for datatryggleik ER på trappene, men statsråd Rigmor Aasrud vil ha fleire på banen. ** Afghanarar i Faryab-provinsen fryktar for tryggleiken når dei norske soldatane snart dreg heim ** I kveld spelar Noreg den andre kampen i VM-kvaliken i fotball.. Toppfotballsjef Nils Johan Semb meiner laget framleis KAN komma til sluttspelet

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