Shanghai Cooperation Organization
Sharia (Islamic law)-
Sharif, Nawaz
Sharodi, Hafiz Hussain
Shaulis, Steve
Sheehan, Michael
Sheikh, Ahmed Omar
Sherzai, Gul Agha
Shia Muslims
Shibh, Ramzi bin al-
Shinwari, Fazl Hadi
Siddiqa, Ayesha
Siddiqi, Syed Nabi
Siddique, Abu Bakr
“Silk Road Strategy,”
Sindh
Singh, Jaswant
Singh, Maharaja Hari
Singh, Manmohan
“six-plus-two” group
Smeal, Eleanor
Smith, Clive Stafford
Soere, Jonas Garh
Somalia
Soros, George
Soviet Union:
Afghan invasion of
collapse of
U.S. relations with
see also
Russia
Spain
Spann, Johnny “Mike,”
Special Investigation Group
Special Operations Forces (SOF)
Specter, Arlen
State Department, U.S.
Straw, Jack
Sufism
Suhail, Asim
suicide bombings - -
Sui gas fields
Sultan, Hazir
Sunni Muslims
Supreme Court, U.S.
Suskind, Ron
Swat Valley
Sweden
Tahir-Kheli, Shirin
Taj, Nadeem
Tajikistan
Tajiks
Talbott, Strobe
Taliban
Afghan elections opposed by ()
al Qaeda’s alliance with
amnesty proposed for
defeat of-
drug trafficking by
escape of-
foreign fighters in
government of
intelligence information on
international relations of
Islamic fundamentalism of
Karzai opposed by
leadership of ,
see also specific leaders
“moderates” in
Musharraf’s policies on
NATO operations against
overthrow of
in Pakistan
Pakistan’s support for -
political influence of
popular opposition to-
prisoners from
propaganda of
recruitment by
resurgence of -
training camps of -
UN sanctions against
U.S. operations against
weapons of
Taliban
(Rashid)
Taraki, Nur Mohammed
tariffs
Tarin Kot
Tariq, Maulana Azam
Tashkent
Taylor, John
Taylor, William
Tenet, George
Termez air base
terrorism
Thailand
Thomas, Harry
Tomsen, Peter
Tora Bora
torture
Townsend, Frances Fragos
Toynbee, Arnold
Tulip Revolution
Turkey
Turkmenistan
“two-nation theory,”
Uighur Muslims
Ukraine
ummah
UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA)-
UN Convention against Torture ()
UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
UN Human Development Commission
UNICEF
United Nations (UN) - -
United States
Afghan relations with
elections in
foreign policy of
human rights record of
Pakistan’s relations with - -
Soviet relations with
Unocal
UN Office on Drugs and Crime
UN Security Council Resolution
UN Security Council Resolution
UN Security Council Resolution
UN Security Council Resolution
UN Security Council Resolution
UN Strategy Group for Afghanistan-
UN World Food Programme
Uruzghan
U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID)
Usmani, Mullah Akhtar Mohammed
Usmani, Muzaffar
Uzbekistan
Afghan relations with
in Afghan war
al Qaeda presence in
authoritarian regime of -
as Central Asian state
human rights record of-
Islamic fundamentalism in
oil industry of
U.S. relations with -
Uzbeks
Vajpayee, Atal Bihari-
Vendrell, Francesc
Vietnam War
Vines, John
Voice of America
Wahhabism
Wali, Abdul
Wall Street Journal
Wardak, Rahim
Wardak, Taj Mohammed
Waziristan, North and South-
wheat
Wilder, Andrew
Williams, Robin
Wolesi Jirga (House of People)
Wolfensohn, James
Wolfowitz, Paul
Wood, Carolyn
Woodward, Bob
World Bank
World War
Xinjiang Province, China-
Yakub, Daud
Yemen
Yugoslavia
Yuldashev, Akram
Yuldashev, Tahir
Zabul
Zahir, Haji
Zahir Shah, king of Afghanistan
Zakheim, Dov
Zaman, Haji
Zamir, Ihtesham
Zardari, Asif Ali
Zarqawi, Abu Musab al-
Zawahiri, Ayman al-
Zia, Fatemeh
Zia, Nasir
Zia, Sohail
Ziauddin, Mohammed
Zia ul-Haq, Muhammed,
see
Haq, Muhammed Zia ul-
Zinni, Anthony
Zubaydah, Abu