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Location: Palo Alto, California , United States
Home base: NYC
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Pakistan mobile: +92 3035195021

Afghanistan mobile: +93 79 727 3128
+93 79 727 3128

India mobile: +91 9971541848

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Teru Kuwayama
John S. Knight Fellowships
450 Serra Mall
Building 120, Room 424
Stanford University
Stanford, CA 94305-2050

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Publications

teru kuwayama. pp. pp.26-31, Jan 2006. The Landscape of Disaster Fortune , pp. pp.26-31. Jan 2006.
teru kuwayama. Outside , pp. 85, Nov 2005. "A Short Walk in the Wakhan Corridor"" Outside , pp. 85. Nov 2005.
teru kuwayama. pp. pp.81, Oct 2005. Icons of the 21st century editorial Photo District News , pp. pp.81. Oct 2005.
teru kuwayama. pp. pp.27, May 30 2005. A Troubled Hunt Newsweek International , pp. pp.27. May 30 2005.
teru kuwayama. pp. pp.28, Apr 13 2005. "Terror Broker" Newsweek , pp. pp.28. Apr 13 2005.
teru kuwayama. Newsweek , pp. 500, Jan 3 2005. Afghanistan Untamed Newsweek , pp. 500. Jan 3 2005.
teru kuwayama. Newsweek , Last Days of the Taliban? Newsweek , Dec 27 2004.
teru kuwayama. pp. pp.46-51, Dec 27 2004. Afghanistan Untamed Newsweek , pp. pp.46-51. Dec 27 2004.
teru kuwayama. pp. pp.227-230, Dec 2004. "The Iraq Generation" Esquire , pp. pp.227-230. Dec 2004.
teru kuwayama. pp. pp.39, Mar 15 2004. "Which Way Is The Exit" Time Magazine , pp. pp.39. Mar 15 2004.



Recent Post

Northern route for NATO supply line to Afghanistan

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/54cf4e84-140f-11df-8847-00144feab49a.html

excerpts:

Nato is considering transporting vehicles by rail across the former
Soviet Union to supply its troops in Afghanistan, a senior Nato
official has told the Financial Times.

The alliance currently relies on routes through Pakistan to supply its
forces in neighbouring Afghanistan in the fight against Taliban and
al-Qaeda militants. These convoys have come under regular attack by
militants with the loss of fuel tankers and a large numbers of
military vehicles, some of which have been set ablaze in their
compounds.

Diego Ruiz-Palmer, head of planning at Nato’s operations division in
Brussels, said the military alliance would seek to reduce its
dependence on Pakistan for supply routes in the years ahead.

….A Pakistani senior security official warned that Nato’s attempts
to seek a different route for supplies to Afghanistan, would not
“change the geographical reality of Pakistan as the main channel”. He
added: “There is no alternative but to help Pakistan improve its
internal conditions for securing Nato supplies.”

09 Feb 2010 18:02 | 0 replies

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