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The empire of Alexander the Great stretched into regions corresponding to modern-day Afghanistan.

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A new book detailing Alexander the Great's empire, covering Egypt, Afghanistan, and Ancient Greece, is shortlisted for a prize in London.7 hours ago

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1 report, 1 independent, last reported Jun 11. The briefing below covers this first event.

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The empire of Alexander the Great stretched into regions corresponding to modern-day Afghanistan.

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Alexander the Great Afghanistan

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01:00A new book detailing Alexander the Great's empire, covering Egypt, Afghanistan, and Ancient Greece, is shortlisted for a prize in London.Sub-event
Jun 11Alexander the Great's empire reached modern Afghanistan.1 source
- neoskosmos.com

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The entities involved

Alexander the Great
king of Macedonia and conqueror of Achaemenid Persia (356–323 BC)
- Baillie Gifford awarded a prize for a book about Alexander the Great, coinciding with studies at Durham University and Carson's work.00:37
- Global trade favors the Cavendish variety, while historical accounts note Alexander the Great feasting on fruit during his expedition.Fri 05:02
Afghanistan
country in Central and South Asia
- A regiment associated with the Duke of Kent conducted engagements in Scotland, Iraq, and Afghanistan.02:29
- Taliban imposes severe restrictions in Afghanistan while Canada provides humanitarian aid to the Afghan people.00:55

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Jun 11neoskosmos.com