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Confusion Reigns Over Who Will Rule Afghanistan
Wednesday, November 14, 2001
(18:30)
CBC News Online staff

Some reports indicate looting and lynching has already begun in several cities deserted by the Taliban.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan -- CBC
As opposition forces continue to drive the Taliban militia from cities across Afghanistan, political leaders around the world are trying to find a way to install a ruling government.

Representatives from Pakistan and Iran held meetings in Islamabad Wednesday.

While their comments were positive, overcoming deep-rooted ethnic and political differences could prove to be a difficult task for those charged with organizing the new government.

Pakistani government spokesperson Aziz Khan tried to assure the international community that all sides are working together to maintain stability.
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Dan