Afghanistan
Afghanistan – Anti-Corruption Office Laments Failure to Prosecute
Afghanistan – Anti-Corruption Office Laments Failure to Prosecute
Pakistan Military Warn East Afghanistan Residents to Leave Homes
British-built schools in Afghanistan may be forced to close
EXCLUSIVE: Senior al Qaeda figure ‘living in Libyan capital’
Afghans Rally Against Public Lashings Of Teenagers
ISAF killed an al Qaeda facilitator in Kunar and several Haqqani Network fighters in Khost. The Taliban killed five people in an attack on a village in Faryab. Eight Taliban fighters reconciled with the government in Baghlan.
Insight: In US soldier’s death, a window into Afghan insider killings
US Defense Secretary Leon Panetta tells tall tales about the Taliban’s dying “last gasp.”
Afghanistan – Taliban increasingly use roadside bombs
Afghanistan – 12-Year-Old Escapes Taliban Suicide Plan
Abdul Rauf and two other “insurgents” were killed in an airstrike in in the Marawarah district on Sept. 23. Rauf moved “foreign fighters” and built IEDs.
Muslim world demands int’l action to stop religious insults
The Taliban killed two ISAF soldiers in a suicide attack on a convoy in Logar, and two civilians in an IED attack in Helmand. Sixteen school girls in Kabul were poisoned. The Interior Ministry claimed its forces killed 51 Taliban.
In Afghanistan, US Advisers Train Ally With Armor On
NATO, Taliban joust over state of Afghan war
UK to Extradite Muslim Cleric to US
ISAF has released its monthly data trends report for August 2012. ISAF’s data show that the number of attacks by insurgents in Afghanistan has decreased slightly this year, by 5 percent when compared to the first eight months of 2011. However, the overall level of violence remains greater than prior to the surge and the number of civilian casualties has increased in recent months.
Students protest profane movie in Kunar
Afghanistan – ‘Surrendering’ Insurgent Came From Prison, He Says
The Afghan military claimed it killed 49 Taliban fighters in Helmand. Four anti-Taliban militia members and 24 Taliban fighters were killed in clashes in Ghazni. The Taliban released a video detailing some of the planning for the assault on Camp Bastion and kidnapped four tribal leaders in Faryab. The chief of police for Badghis province […]
Saudi steers citizens away from Syrian jihad
Afghans Take Over Training Responsibility for Border Police
The air force men who fly drones in Afghanistan by remote control
The video clip shows a map on a whiteboard that details the location of the security perimeter, aircraft, hangars, and other buildings. Al Qaeda and the Mullah Dadullah Front were likely involved in the assault that destroyed six USMC Harriers.
Thirty-six Taliban fighters and 11 Afghan soldiers were killed in clashes throughout the country. The Taliban killed an ISAF soldier in the east. Three policemen defected to the Taliban in Badghis.
In the past month, ISAF has killed or captured four members of the Taliban network that plans and executes the green-on-blue attacks.
US, Pakistan plan joint effort to boost Taliban talks
Human Rights Group Calls for End to Taliban Deals
Slain Marine commander’s actions called heroic
Afghanistan bans Pakistani papers over propaganda