Main Menu

News language and date

Analysis over time

Mohammad Akbar Barakza

Information about this person was last updated on Tuesday, December 15, 2009.

Help about this topicNames

Mohammad Akbar Barakzaï (fr,nl)

Mohammad Akbar Barakzai (en,sv)

Mohammad Akbar Barakza (it,pt)

Help about this topicKey Titles and Phrases

Help about this topicExternal resources

Help about this topicExplore Relations


EMM Visual Explorer

Help about this topicRelated People

Hamid Karzai (5)

Barack Obama (5)

Michael Mullen (5)

Gulbuddin Hekmatyar (4)

Gordon Brown (3)

Osama bin Laden (3)

Stanley McChrystal (3)

George W. Bush (2)

Daoud Ahmadi (2)

David Lapan (2)

Kai Eide (2)

Abdel Rahim (2)

David Rodriguez (2)

Zalmai Mangal (2)

Franklin Roosevelt (1)

Pierre Sérisier (1)

Sandrine Mazetier (1)

Peter Galbraith (1)

Martine Aubry (1)

Wayne Shanks (1)

Saddam Hussein (1)

Dickie Davis (1)

Em Lashkar Gah (1)

Jean-Pierre Alaux (1)

Yazig Sabeg (1)

Nicolas Sarkozy (1)

Winston Churchill (1)

Bernard Kouchner (1)

François Fillon (1)

George McGovern (1)

Karl Eikenberry (1)

Manmohan Singh (1)

Ban Ki Moon (1)

Ayman al-Zawahiri (1)

Robert Gates (1)

Tony Blair (1)

Bob Ainsworth (1)

Abu Musab al-Zarqawi (1)

David M. Rodriguez (1)

Ahmed Jan (1)

Lyndon Johnson (1)

Ashfaq Parvez Kayani (1)

Caren Bohan (1)

Abdul Ahad Sayebi (1)

David Petraeus (1)

Qari Mansoor (1)

Jalaluddin Haqqani (1)

Richard Lugar (1)

Adrian Croft (1)

Sigmar Gabriel (1)

Éric Besson (1)

Damien Nantes (1)

Nouri al-Maliki (1)

Blaise Pascal (1)

Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg (1)

Oprah Winfrey (1)

Help about this topicAssociated People

Zalmai Mangal (0.4)

David Lapan (0.3)

Gulbuddin Hekmatyar (0.0)

David Rodriguez (0.0)

Daoud Ahmadi (0.0)

Abdel Rahim (0.0)

Michael Mullen (0.0)

Kai Eide (0.0)

Stanley McChrystal (0.0)

Hamid Karzai (0.0)

Osama bin Laden (0.0)

Barack Obama (0.0)

Gordon Brown (0.0)

George W. Bush (0.0)

Help about this topicOther Names

White House (4)

Al Qaeda (4)

West Point (3)

Interior Ministry (2)

United Nations (2)

NATO (2)

Marine Corps (1)

The Pentagon (1)

United States Central Command (1)

National Police (1)

Nobel Peace Prize (1)

Socialist Party (1)

Xinhua News Agency (1)

Democratic Party (1)

Sky News (1)

Washington Post (1)

Daily Telegraph (1)

Second World War (1)

National Army (1)

Camp Bastion (1)

Policía Nacional (1)

Capitol Hill (1)

Security Forces (1)

European Union (1)

United States Army (1)

International Security Assistance Force (1)

Camp Victory (1)

Ministry of Defence (1)

Agence France-Presse (1)

Help about this topicRelated Stories

Nato commits additional Afghanistan troops
December 14, 2009 - December 14, 2009

Help about this topicLatest Clusters - English

 [fr]  [nl]  [pt]  [it]  [sv]  [no]

15 policemen killed in Afghanistan

RTERadio 14-DEC-09

Help about this topicQuotes from - English

There are no recent quotes in the chosen language.

Help about this topicQuotes about - English

There are no recent quotes in the chosen language.

Important notice about quotes:

All quotes both by and from, are derived by an automatic algorithm with no human intervention. This means that sometimes mistakes WILL occur. Users are therefore strongly advised to check the validity of quotes from the original news report. Neither the JRC nor the European Commission accepts any responsibility for the content of these pages which are merely aggregated from open sources.
Joint Research Center

The selection and placement of stories are determined automatically by a computer program.

This site is a joint project of DG-JRC and DG-Press.

THIS SITE IS STILL WORK IN PROGRESS. THEREFORE PLEASE EXCUSE ANY PROBLEMS!

Please send any comments or suggestions to Email address as image.

This site is a project of the SES Unit of the IPSC, DG-JRC.

The information on this site is subject to a disclaimer.