The phrase "afghanistan controlled" is not correct as it lacks proper capitalization and context.
You can use it when discussing the control or governance of Afghanistan, but it should be part of a complete sentence.
Example: "The region was largely afghanistan controlled during the conflict."
Alternatives: "Afghanistan governed" or "Afghanistan administered".
Now they will control two — one Islamic caliphate in Iraq controlled by ISIS, and another in Afghanistan controlled by the Taliban and core al-Qaeda.
The order freezes all property of the Taliban in the United States and prohibits Americans from trade involving the territory of Afghanistan controlled by the Taliban.
The calls for agencies to pull back are coming at a time when peace in large areas Afghanistan controlled by the Taliban -- combined with good rain and international aid programs and projects to remove land mines -- have allowed Afghanistan to produce its largest harvest since the late 1970's, before the 1979 entry of Soviet troops and the years of civil war that followed.
30: Percent of Afghanistan controlled by the Afghan Government according to DNI Mike McConnell.
B1 WOMEN IN AFGHANISTAN -- In northern Afghanistan, an area controlled by the anti-Taliban Northern Alliance, women can go to school and even go to work under the more permissive Islam practiced there.
"It means the government is paving the way for the Taliban to control Afghanistan", says Zakia Nawa, a women's rights activist who fled to Iran when the Taliban came to power.
The Afghanistan Banks Association, which represents of 17 commercial banks, called the situation "normal and controlled" because the public now understands that the government would not allow the bank to collapse.
Burhanuddin Rabbani, the President of the Islamic State of Afghanistan which still controls the country's seat in the U.N., even though it hasn't controlled much else for some time was born in Faizabad, and when the Taliban drove him out of Kabul he and his mujahideen fighters fled north, to Mazar-e-Sharif and Taloqan, and finally to his home town.
A classified study in Kabul concluded that once the Afghan government controlled 80percentt of the population, the insurgency would be rendered "irrelevant," said Gen. John Nicholson, the commander of U.S. forces in Afghanistan.
Celia W. Dugger (NYT) AFGHANISTAN: U.N. AIDE KILLED -- Bashir Ahmed, a United Nations field worker, and six of his seven children were killed when the Taliban bombed a town in territory controlled by Ahmed Shah Masood, commander of the northern opposition alliance.
There are shades of The Moonstone about its McGuffin – a jewel-studded knife called "The Heart of Afghanistan", with the power to determine who controls the country.
