Al Qaeda
Pakistan™s role in reconciliation ambiguous: US
Pakistan™s role in reconciliation ambiguous: US
Talks with Taliban to be discussed at Kabul Conference
Elusive game in Afghanistan
Afghans to form local forces to fight Taliban
What Kandahar residents say about the Afghanistan war: It’s complicated
Militancy in Africa
US may label Pakistan militants as terrorists
Afghanistan – NATO sees Taliban in power in case of early departure
Holbrooke: Afghan peace outreach to gain steam
Karzai, Petraeus in talks on Afghan militias: spokesman
Watchdog warns Taliban talks may harm Afghan women
Fears of Afghan women™s rights being traded for peace
US rebuilds power plant, Taliban reap a windfall
A game no more in Pakistani Pashtun village
Last week, German Interior Minister Thomas de Maizière said that his country has agreed to accept two Gitmo detainees. One of the two was recruited by Hamas, trained in an al Qaeda camp, and allegedly wanted to conduct a suicide operation. The other allegedly traveled to Afghanistan to wage jihad after the September 11 attacks.
Karzai to push for removing up to 50 ex-Taliban officials from UN blacklist
US training of Pakistani forces faces hurdles
Britain’s top general in Afghanistan admits ‘courageous restraint’ must change
Keeping sane in Sangin: life and death in Afghanistan’s most perilous military posting
Pakistan tries new counterinsurgency strategy
Moderate Muslims:Pakistan™s Sufis end their silence
Three years on, Red Mosque legacy bites
Gen. Petraeus runs into resistance from Karzai over village defense forces
Suicide attacks in Mohmand kill 65, peace jirga main target
Former US envoy calls for Afghanistan™s partition
Afghanistan – Insurgents supplying info on Taliban to US and Afghan forces
Fear belies Pakistan boasts of becalmed borderlands
Survey of Afghans points to rampant corruption in government
Pakistani ambassador: Groups that create militias are not acceptable to Pakistan
Ibrahim Ahmed Mahmoud al Qosi, a Sudanese detainee held at Guantanamo, pled guilty to charges of conspiracy and material support for terrorism before a military commission today. Al Qosi served the Taliban and al Qaeda in a variety of roles beginning in 1990.