Abdul Qahar Balkhi, a spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Afghanistan said in a television interview that the military assets wouldn’t be returned to United States and said that now they belong to Afghanistan. When asked, “what about in exchange of frozen assets?”, he said no. He further said that the frozen assets are the Central Bank of Afghanistan’s assets and they should be returned unconditionally. The military hardware worth 7 billion and the frozen assets are about 9b.
No Evidence of Plagiarism – Margaret Meyer
Referring to The National Post’s article, that says Mark Carney copied Michael Porter’s work in his 300 page thesis, Mark Carney’s doctoral supervisor rejects it.
