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Afghan president Hamid Karzai urges West to buy off the Taliban
Afghan president Hamid Karzai urges West to buy off the Taliban
Obama’s War Combating Extremism in Afghanistan and Pakistan
NATO forces in race to secure Kandahar
Pakistan hesitates, again
Pakistan says reaches out to Afghan Taliban
Justice task force recommends about 50 Guantanamo detainees be held indefinitely
Study: Terrorists can be turned away from violence
Taliban overhaul image to win allies
Afghan capital Kabul hit by Taliban attack
Karzai closing in on Taliban reconciliation plan
Violence haunts Karachi’s streets
Afghanistan – British general rules out win against insurgency by military means alone
US-funded Pashto radio a new weapon in war against Taliban
Kabul’s Taliban reconciliation strategy gains momentum
Pakistani Taliban chief injured in drone attack: official
Death of Pakistani Taliban chief in US strike not confirmed
Study finds 3,000 Pakistanis were killed in™09 militant attacks
US uses Predator drone to hit suspected insurgents in Afghanistan; 13 killed
Pak Army should keep up pressure on Taliban: Burgess
The terrorist mind: An update
The CIA is proud to be on the front lines against al-Qaeda
Too few British troops to defeat the Taliban, says US military
CIA bomber coerced to work for Jordan spy agency
Canada’s Kandahar legacy rests on a shift in strategy
Afghans answering the call to fight
Pakistani village is defiant after brutal Taliban bombing
Different Taliban groups claim role in Afghanistan bombing
Pakistan – Without army backing, village battalions are at the mercy of their enemies
A former Gitmo detainee, Hani Abdo Shaalan, was killed in Yemen as he was reportedly preparing to participate in an attack on the British embassy and other Western targets. At Gitmo, Shaalan admitted that he worked for the Taliban yet downplayed his role, but evidence indicates he was recruited and trained by the Taliban.
Afghans turn to Taleban justice as insurgents set up shadow government