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	Embassy of The Netherlands in Kabul, Afghanistan - Accredited to Pakistan, Afghanistan and Turkmenistan - 2nd floor PIA Building Blue Area, Islamabad P.O. Box 1065 Islamabad, Pakistan Tel: +92 51 2874000/+92 300 8506512 Fax: +92 51 2279512 E-mail: isl@minbuza.nl

	Embassy of The United Kingdom in Kabul, Afghanistan - Tel: (93) (70) 221 212 Fax: 870 600 182 216. E-mail: claire.gordon@fco.gov.uk (PA to Ambassador)

	Embassy of The United States of America in Kabul, Afghanistan - The Great Masoud Road, Kabul, Afghanistan. Tel +93 - 2- 290002/5 Fax: +93 - 2- 290153

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- Journeys Around Afghanistan - Undiscovered Beauty - Sometimes people ask me about what it’s like to live in Afghanistan, expecting a revelation of sorts as to how some people are able to forge a life here. And while there’s no surefire guarantee how you will react to the place, what I have learned is this: in Afghanistan, what looks outwardly simple often belies a complexity that only surfaces upon careful consideration. Take the Hindu Kush, for example.

- Kabul, Kabul - Living In Afghanistan - It’s just past midnight on a Thursday evening, and the party is going strong. A generator pumps artificial light into the green-walled restaurant, where about 50 people sit smoking and chatting animatedly. Beer cans litter the tables, along with leftover Bratwurst and pistachio shells. And despite the fact that many of the patrons–UN workers, employees of non-governmental organizations–have a strict curfew, no one seems headed for the door.