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Petraeus resets airstrike rules in Afghanistan
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Pakistan: Flood kills 1,500 and diverts war effort
Afghanistan
Gates cites peril in leak of Afghan war logs by WikiLeaks
Afghanistan
US officials say war goals modest in Afghanistan
Pakistan
Helmand despatch: ‘Pakistan is the true enemy’
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Targeted killing is new US focus in Afghanistan
United Kingdom
UK troops ‘find bomb factory’ in Afghanistan operation
Afghanistan
British troops advance in Operation Black Prince
Afghanistan
Taliban hunt Wikileaks outed Afghan informers
Taliban
Taliban study WikiLeaks to hunt informants
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From Germany to radicalism for young Muslims
Pakistan
Admiral Mullen asks ISI to shift its strategic focus
Afghanistan
Taliban say Petraeus killing more civilians
Afghanistan
Afghan women and the return of the Taliban
Afghanistan
Taliban allegedly threatens tribal elders in southern Afghanistan
Afghanistan
British troops launch biggest offensive of summer in Afghanistan
Taliban
Taliban exploit openings in neglected province
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Poll: Nearly 6 in 10 Pakistanis view US as enemy
Afghanistan
Afghanistan – Taliban stymie NATO push to bolster government
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David Cameron defends ‘frank’ comments about Pakistan
Afghanistan
Karzai calls WikiLeaks disclosures ‘shocking’ and dangerous to Afghan informants
Afghanistan
Local strongman is US troops’ most reliable friend in Kandahar province
Afghanistan
Taliban congratulates Netherlands for pulling soldiers out of Afghanistan
Afghanistan
Envoy says corruption helps Taliban win recruits
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Pakistani general denies terror links
Afghanistan
Insurgents show desperation in Afghanistan, general says
Pakistan
David Cameron: Pakistan is promoting the ‘export of terror™
Pakistan
Pakistan media say reports on leaked documents unfairly malign spy agency
Mullah Omar orders Taliban to attack civilians, Afghan women
Mullah Omar has ordered his Taliban forces to capture or kill Afghan civilians, including women, who cooperate with Coalition forces. Omar’s order directly contradicts the Taliban’s 2009 Code of Conduct, which called for limiting civilian casualties.
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Pakistan has its own battle to fight