Al Qaeda
Pakistan Shi’ites demand protection from militants
Pakistan Shi’ites demand protection from militants
Renewed Push for Afghans to Make Peace With Taliban
Pakistan faces growing anger over sectarian bombings
Afghan Insurgent Is Killed on US-Led Military Base
Uprising against Taliban gains momentum
US Military Faces Fire as It Pulls Out of Afghanistan
NATO air strikes for Afghan security forces must end: Karzai
Taliban group use civilians as human shields: ISAF
Afghanistan peace talks: ‘The ball is now in the Taliban court’
Pakistan – Government lists ceasefire as talks precondition for Taliban
Pictures of an American identified as Inaam and a Brit known as Abbas are shown with top leaders of the Taliban, al Qaeda, the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan, and other terrorist groups who have been killed while waging jihad across the globe over the past four decades.
Afghan prisoners’ number sees 13-fold increase in 10 years
Taliban still handling prosecutions in parts of Afghanistan
The US drawdown will impact operations against al Qaeda and its affiliates, which maintain a strong presence in Afghanistan.
Afghan National Security Forces combat units are taking over the lead in security operations from the US and ISAF. However, substantial work remains in building the combat support units.
Army veteran Clinton Romesha receives Medal of Honor for Afghan fight
The Qatar initiative: JUI-F chief features in Doha talks
Some Taliban prisoners released by Pakistan are back in battle, officials fear
Why Pakistan should not talk to the TTP
Additionally, ISAF captured a senior Taliban commander who worked with the Hizb-i-Islami Gulbuddin and who facilitated suicide attacks.
Meanwhile, US drones killed two Arab al Qaeda operatives, including an explosives expert, in a strike in North Waziristan.
The strike reportedly killed Sheikh Abu Waqas, a Yemeni explosives expert; Abu Majid al Iraqi; and four Uzbeks.
For US Leader in Afghan War, Much Time Making Peace
Pakistani Militant, Price on Head, Lives in Open
Five people are reported to have been killed in the attack. The drone strike is the first to have been recorded in Pakistan in nearly four weeks.
Taliban group dismiss tripartite summit outcome on Afghanistan
Pakistan’s Islamist Militia Ansar Ul-Islam And Its Fight For Influence
The video featured Adnan Rasheed, a dangerous Pakistani jihadist who was freed in a jailbreak last year; Yassin Chouka, a wanted German commander in the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan; and Abdul Hakeem, a previously unknown Russian IMU member.
Top Afghan commander: If UK leaves Afghanistan, Taliban will return to launch global jihad
Only Afghan Govt Qualified for Direct Taliban Talks: MOFA