U.S. efforts fail to reduce Afghan opium crop

26 Aug 2007

Afghanistan is expected to produce record levels of opium in 2007 for the second straight year, led by a 45 percent increase in the Taliban stronghold of Helmand Province, according to a new UN survey to be released Monday. Full Story

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