Charles Recknagel

Charles Recknagel is standards editor for RFE/RL.

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Also by Charles Recknagel

July 15, 2002
Iraq: Exiled Officers Call For Overthrow Of Saddam
July 11, 2002
Iran: Student Movement Set To Re-Emerge
July 09, 2002
U.S.: Planners Weigh Military Campaigns For Best Way To Oust Iraqi Leader
July 08, 2002
U.S./Iraq: Failed UN Talks Fuel Renewed Debate Of U.S. Military Campaign
July 04, 2002
Afghanistan: Political Parties Exist In A Legal Limbo That Favors The Strongest
July 03, 2002
Iran: U.S. Sends Aid To Earthquake Victims
July 02, 2002
Iraq: UN Negotiators Set For New Round Of Arms Inspection Talks With Baghdad
June 28, 2002
Iran: Human-Rights Activists Win Partial Victory In Battle Against Child Marriage
June 27, 2002
UN: Disputes Over Iraqi Oil Pricing Undercut Funding Of Oil-For-Food Program
June 26, 2002
EU: European Leaders Hesitate To Back Washington's Calls To Sideline Arafat
June 18, 2002
Afghanistan: Karzai Asks For One Day More To Name His Cabinet
June 18, 2002
Afghanistan: Ethnic Turkmen Say They Have Been Sidelined In Loya Jirga Process
June 17, 2002
Afghanistan: Islamists Retain Powerful Influence
June 14, 2002
Afghanistan: Karzai Vows To Hasten Aid Flows, Create Jobs
June 13, 2002
Afghanistan: Professionals Look To Traditional Loya Jirga For Support
June 12, 2002
Afghanistan: Loya Jirga Delegates Worry Secret Deals May Reduce Assembly To 'Rubber Stamp'
June 11, 2002
Afghanistan: Former King Opens Loya Jirga Amid Power-Sharing Questions
June 10, 2002
Afghanistan: Tight Security In Kabul For Emergency Loya Jirga
June 10, 2002
Afghanistan: Loya Jirga Delayed Amid Reports Of Factional Disputes
June 07, 2002
Afghanistan: Loya Jirga To Begin Amid Tough Political Choices

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Charles Recknagel

Also by Charles Recknagel

Iraq: Exiled Officers Call For Overthrow Of Saddam

Iran: Student Movement Set To Re-Emerge

U.S.: Planners Weigh Military Campaigns For Best Way To Oust Iraqi Leader

U.S./Iraq: Failed UN Talks Fuel Renewed Debate Of U.S. Military Campaign

Afghanistan: Political Parties Exist In A Legal Limbo That Favors The Strongest

Iran: U.S. Sends Aid To Earthquake Victims

Iraq: UN Negotiators Set For New Round Of Arms Inspection Talks With Baghdad

Iran: Human-Rights Activists Win Partial Victory In Battle Against Child Marriage

UN: Disputes Over Iraqi Oil Pricing Undercut Funding Of Oil-For-Food Program

EU: European Leaders Hesitate To Back Washington's Calls To Sideline Arafat

Afghanistan: Karzai Asks For One Day More To Name His Cabinet

Afghanistan: Ethnic Turkmen Say They Have Been Sidelined In Loya Jirga Process

Afghanistan: Islamists Retain Powerful Influence

Afghanistan: Karzai Vows To Hasten Aid Flows, Create Jobs

Afghanistan: Professionals Look To Traditional Loya Jirga For Support

Afghanistan: Loya Jirga Delegates Worry Secret Deals May Reduce Assembly To 'Rubber Stamp'

Afghanistan: Former King Opens Loya Jirga Amid Power-Sharing Questions

Afghanistan: Tight Security In Kabul For Emergency Loya Jirga

Afghanistan: Loya Jirga Delayed Amid Reports Of Factional Disputes

Afghanistan: Loya Jirga To Begin Amid Tough Political Choices