As 2 Para comes home from Afghanistan, an officer tells Channel 4 News they can't "keep having slugging matches" with the Taliban. Fifteen of their number have been killed in the ...
Hundreds of soldiers returning home from Afghanistan are suffering severe and permanent hearing damage caused by intense battlefield noise, it has been reported. Roadside bombs ...
In the hands of Afghanistan's Taliban, life is cheap (AFP via Yahoo!Xtra News)
digg In a sign of the Taliban's growing military vigor in Afghanistan, militants downed a US military helicopter near the Afghan capital Monday, while a suicide bomber ...
Taliban leader reportedly surrounded in Uruzgan province in southern Afghanistan. ... Mullah Dadullah, the Taliban's military commander in southern Afghanistan, is reported to have ...
Taliban insurgents battling the U.S.-backed Afghan government urged President-elect Barack Obama to change course in U.S. foreign policy and withdraw American troops from both ...
When the U.S.-backed Northern Alliance drove the Taliban from Kabul in late 2001, the idea of talking with the Taliban was unthinkable. Victory would be non-negotiable, then ...
... more] 0 91 mins Color Director - Peter Chappell Director - Cathérine Peix Osama The merciless treatment of women under the Taliban comes into focus in Siddiq Barmak's ...
... Carolyn O'Hara's blog ... In recent weeks, the Taliban have threatened to burn down cellular towers throughout ...
The Taliban's strength in Afghanistan has increased by up to 20-30 percent over the past year, according to Major General Jeffrey Schlosser, a top general in-charge of US ...
See VideoJun. 15 - Afghan President Hamid Karzai has threatened to pursue Taliban militants into neighbouring Pakistan if they continue cross-border attacks.
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Afghanistan is suffering through one of the most violent years since the 2001 U.S.-led invasion ousted the Taliban's hard-line Islamist regime for sheltering al-Qaida.
A group of South Koreans held hostage by the Taliban in Afghanistan have arrived in Seoul amid claims that a ransom secured their release.
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First railway after fall of Taliban regime to be completed in Afghanistan (People's Daily)
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Kabul, Nov 16 (Xinhua) Afghan President Hamid Karzai Sunday called upon the Taliban's leader Mullah Mohammad Omar to give up fighting and help in rebuilding the country. http ...
The U.N. Security Council has imposed new sanctions on Afghanistan's Taliban rulers until they surrender Saudi-born militant Osama bin Laden and close ''terrorist' ...
Seven years after the US and Britain began their onslaught on Afghanistan to oust the Taliban and capture Osama bin Laden, the Taliban surround the capital, al-Qaida is flourishing ...
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Gov. Sarah Palin has denied media reports that claimed she did not know that Africa ... Karzai would offer Taliban head security at talks; Wagner's Lohengrin a study in darkness and ...
Four Years After the Fall of the Taliban, Afghans Optimistic About the Future ... Trained Afghan researchers interviewed a randomly selected sample of 1,039 adults across ...
High level leaders and operatives of al Qaeda and the Taliban are held there. None are protected by the Geneva Convention. Last week, FBI director Robert Mueller said the ...
... OSAMA (Clip) * No discussions, start one OSAMA 0 83 mins Color Siddiq Barmak, Director The merciless treatment of women under the Taliban comes into focus in Siddiq Barmak 's ...
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In June 2007, Afghan police mistook U.S. troops on a nighttime mission for Taliban fighters and opened fire on them, prompting U.S. forces to return fire and call in attack aircraft
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Al-Qaida and the Taliban have also benefited from the drug trade's growth in Afghanistan after the US-led invasion in 2001 - a booming business that likely won't be ...
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