Afghans gain chance to end two decades of lawlessness
As civil war raged in the mid-1990s, major powers back talks in Bonn sponsored by the United Nations. Afghans hope a multiparty government replaces the Taliban, with U S and Britain aiding reconstruction and billions possibly forthcoming. The window to avoid renewed factional conflict hinges on Afghan leaders delivering stability and a functioning legal system.
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U.S. seeks end to Afghan opium amid Bonn talks
U S officials pursue a counterdrug plan to curb opium cultivation in Afghanistan as a new multiethnic government forms. They tie drug fighting to humanitarian aid and press Afghan farmers toward legal crops while Bonn conference leaders shape a 15 member interim government with the Northern Alliance holding a 11 of 21 seats.
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