Afghanistan
Ex-NATO Chief: 15,000 Troops Should Stay In Afghanistan After 2014
Ex-NATO Chief: 15,000 Troops Should Stay In Afghanistan After 2014
Asmatullah Muawiya said the PML-N “will have to pay a price” if it carries out the executions of jihadists. Pakistan’s interior minister said the government will carry out death penalties starting next week.
Inside Quetta: daily life in a terrorist haven
Pakistan – Taliban warn govt against execution of prisoners
Afghan Taliban dismiss “illogical” Indian claim over Kashmir clash
Insurgent Activity on the Rise in Badghis
Pakistani Al-Qaeda and Haqqani Network Pose Threat to Afghanistan: Security Officials
AP Interview: US General Says Afghan Deal Vital
The IJU continues to operate in eastern Afghanistan. The group said that fighters from Russia, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan as well as Pashtuns participated in attacks on US bases, and that the fighters have deployed a mine designed to down a US Apache.
Taliban forcibly collect usher in Paktika
Karzai Appeals to Taliban for Ceasefire, Changes Tone Negotiations
Bahawal Khan, the leader of the Mullah Nazir Group who is considered to be part of the “good Taliban” by Pakistani officials, continues to support al Qaeda, runs training camps, and conducts operations in Afghanistan.
Not taking chances: Commandos on Margallas as capital put on high alert
Taliban Target MoE Officials to Stall Progress in Educational Sector
US in a Hurry to Ink BSA: Afghan Officials
The attack took place after a major clash between the Taliban and Afghan forces in the eastern province of Nangarhar.
The three al Qaeda trainers reported killed in the July 28 strike in North Waziristan hailed from Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Yemen.
Afghanistan, U.S. near agreement on post-2014 force
As attacks increase in the north, ISAF has decreased special operations raids while the German military ignores the bad news, according to a report.
Aid Groups Warn of Afghan Security Vacuum
US Funds Afghan College Where Islamist Activists Dominate Campus
US auditor finds taxpayer money flowing to Taliban, Al Qaeda – but Army refuses to act
At least 30 “hardcore militants” have been freed in a complex suicide assault on a prison in Dera Ismail Khan. The attack was likely carried out by the Taliban and Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan’s newly-formed Ansar al Aseer.
The Taliban video praises rogue Afghan National Army soldier Lambar Khan, who participated in a deadly July 9 “green-on-blue” attack at Kandahar Airfield, as well as a second rogue ANA soldier, Lieutenant Ihasanullah, who helped free Khan from custody a few days later. Both men are seen pledging allegiance to the Taliban.
Taliban launch major attack on Pakistani prison, free 300 inmates
Afghan women’s rights at risk in peace process: UN watchdog
Taliban gain foothold in Peshawar
Four “Arab fighters” are reported to have been killed by the US in Pakistan’s Shawal Valley. The drone strike is the first reported in Pakistan in two weeks.
US needs to clear its vision on Afghanistan
An Afghan security forces operation in northern Faryab province resulted in the death of a Taliban shadow district governor and a Taliban military commander. This marks the sixth time that a Taliban-designated shadow administrator has been killed since June.