Afghanistan
UN Sanctions Unlikely To End Haqqani Safe Haven In Pakistan
UN Sanctions Unlikely To End Haqqani Safe Haven In Pakistan
Pakistan – Many KP schools shut as teachers unavailable
Afghan reconciliation: Kabul’s top negotiator seeks release of Taliban prisoners
Pakistan urges all Afghan insurgents to pursue peace: Ambassador
The nephew of slain Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan leader Baitullah Mehsud was killed in a shootout with Pakistani police in Bannu.
After halting reports on raids against al Qaeda and the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan for nearly a month, ISAF reported that two IMU weapons facilitators have been captured in the past week.
An ISAF soldier was also wounded in the insider, or green-on-blue, attack. There have been 42 such attacks this year, resulting in the deaths of 60 ISAF personnel.
Soldier’s insider attack story is part of training
For Afghan troops, donkeys are the new helicopters
No breakthrough in Taliban talks expected before 2014: Afghanistan
Pakistan terror toll fails to stir offensive
Militants have infiltrated police ranks: Afghan Ministry of Interior
Karachi has become a haven for terror groups; 11 areas of the city are considered to be under the control of Pakistani jihadist groups.
UK – Five Marines charged with murdering Taliban prisoner will not be named during their trial
Obama must concentrate on militants sanctuaries in Pakistan: Karzai spokesman
Pakistan – Two NATO tankers reach Torkham
Pakistan already cracking down on Haqqani network: Pakistani government
The raid by ISAF and Afghan forces is the first reported against the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan in nearly a month.
Afghanistan – Herat Provincial Council Claims Security is Failing
Saudi Arabia Positions Itself For Larger Afghan Role
Qari Zakir is the head of the Haqqani Network’s suicide operations in Afghanistan as well as the group’s operational commander in Kabul, Takhar, Kunduz, and Baghlan provinces. He is considered to be a close advisor to Siraj Haqqani, and also runs the network’s training program.
Kandahar Ulema Council Chief Rejects Arrest Allegation
Afghan Local Police are Effective, Not Subversive: Sultani
Pakistani Islamist politician claims Malala was not injured
Mullah Sangeen Zadran, the Taliban’s shadow governor for Paktika, asks that Allah “accepts the martyrdom of the Turkish, Kurdish and other brothers who die for this cause” in Afghanistan.
Media houses in Peshawar relocate following Taliban threat: Report
Pakistan – Growing unrest: Jirga stands united against school attack
Malala attack: ‘Uninformed’ comments land Lord Ahmed in hot water
A Taliban official responsible for insider, or green-on-blue, attacks in Afghanistan’s southern and western provinces claims that Taliban infiltration is behind the great majority of attacks this year, and details the operations of the committee sponsoring them.
Two anti-Taliban leaders have been murdered in the past 24 hours. Today’s attack was likely the work of Mullah Fazlullah.