Afghanistan
Haqqanis: Growth of a militant network
Haqqanis: Growth of a militant network
Nigeria militant group Boko Haram’s attacks attract speculation
US Blames Kabul Assault on Pakistan-Based Group
Afghan gunbattle: Troops kill Kabul insurgents
The Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan’s leader for the Afghan north is connected to networks in Kabul and Ghazni, and facilitates suicide and other attacks.
Insurgents Attack Kabul with Rockets, Suicide Bombs
Kidnapped boys saga: NATO trains its sights on TTP hideouts in Afghanistan
ISAF reluctant to act against Pakistani Taliban
A Taliban team launched rocket-propelled grenades at the US embassy and ISAF headquarters from a high-rise under construction, while suicide bombers attacked two police stations.
Al Qaeda 2.0: What the next 10 years will bring
US backs opening Taliban office in Qatar: report
The Journalist and the Spies: The murder of a reporter who exposed Pakistan’s secrets
Berlin terror suspects had ties to Afghanistan
The strike took place in the Mir Ali area, and is the first in Pakistan’s tribal areas in 19 days.
In Afghanistan, tie between 9/11 and the war often gets lost
Pakistan is ‘not an ally’ in terrorism fight, ex spy chief says
The Taliban’s Internet Strategy
Borders with Afghanistan sealed off: Rehman Malik
Battle for Afghanistan’s Gambir Jungle: Soldiers’ tale of an epic fight
The Taliban claimed credit for the attack that killed two Afghan civilians and wounded 89 people, including 50 US troops.
Battle for Afghanistan’s Gambir Jungle: What was it all for?
The Taliban statement denied any role in the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, which it described as “an ambiguous and murky event.”
Taliban Need ‘Pain’ to Talk, Envoy Says
‘Modest’ results in wooing Taliban: British general
Pakistan – Editorial: Intensifying atrocities and threats
In Afghanistan’s Panjshir, disquiet over Taliban reconciliation
Afghan war: What some local officials are willing to do for peace
The DC Circuit Court denied a Guantanamo detainee’s appeal yesterday. The detainee, Shawali Khan, was a facilitator for Hezb-e-Islami Gulbuddin prior to his capture in 2002. According to a leaked file, Khan’s cell in Kandahar received weapons and other support from Iran.
Afghans defend treatment of detainees as humane
The attack took place just two days after the Pakistani military announced it arrested Younis al Mauritani, a senior member of al Qaeda’s external operations council, in Quetta. The Frontier Corps, which was the target of the suicide attack, was involved in the raid that netted Mauritani.