Afghanistan
Pakistan, US ink MoU on NATO supplies
Pakistan, US ink MoU on NATO supplies
Afghanistan’s Neighbours Seek to Disrupt Development Projects, APPF Chief Says
Kunar Rocket Attacks are Attempt to get Afghanistan to Recognise Durand Line
Haqqani Network Threatens US-Pakistani Ties
Pakistan – NATO supply remains suspended
The Taliban killed a judge in a bombing inside a mosque in Uruzgan, and killed three policemen in Nangarhar. The Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction said that the Afghanistan Infrastructure Fund, a vital counterinsurgency project, is likely to fall well short of its goals.
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Pakistan to push for intel share at US talks
Afghan truckers a forgotten front in a war growing deadlier by the day
The Taliban killed a district governor in Wardak and two ISAF soldiers in the west. Security forces killed 17 Taliban fighters and detained 18 more during operations throughout the country.
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ISI, CIA chiefs to meet in August: drone attacks will be main agenda
ISAF spurns Pak notifications on border crossings
Afghan Official says Pakistan Supports Insurgents
Taking tea with Afghanistan’s most fearsome warlord, General Abdul Rashid Dostum
NATO’s Afghan drivers fear for their lives
Pakistan and US trade barbs over Taliban havens
Afghanistan – Attacks on security forces mounting: MoI
Afghanistan – Insurgent Attacks Rise 11%, MOD Confirms
Special Operations forces risk being overused, misused, former chief says
Ambassador Crocker Sees Fraught Foreign Landscape Ahead
Almost 30 percent of the announced raids this year against the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan have taken place in Kunduz province.
Looking Toward Future, Army Plans to Relocate Overseas Stores
Special operations forces killed two insurgents while targeting an al Qaeda-linked leader in Ghazni. Security forces killed 18 Taliban fighters in Paktika. The Taliban condemned the destruction of ISAF bases.
World silence on Pak incursions questioned
“Instead of still standing behind the occupiers and killing its own people, it should help its people in kicking them out,” the Taliban warn the Afghan government.
Special operations forces conducted an airstrike against an “al Qaeda-associated insurgent leader” in the Gelan district in Ghazni province.
Seven Taliban fighters, a police commander and two policemen, four security guards, and a child were killed during clashes. The Taliban killed two ISAF soldiers in the south. Security forces detained two Haqqani Network commanders, a Taliban weapons smuggler, and several insurgents.
Pakistan suspends NATO supply route over security