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LONDON (AP) — Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Tuesday she will raise with Afghanistan’s U.S.-backed president the case of an Afghan reporter

WASHINGTON: The Al-Qaida and Taliban elements which have moved beyond Pakistan’s tribal areas are threatening the country’s survival, a top US intelligence

OTTAWA Prime Minister Stephen Harper has warned Liberal Leader Stephane Dion that the Conservative government is prepared to go to the electorate as early

CNN projects Obama to win Democratic primary in Missouri. (CNN) Taliban direct assaults growing more rare: Canada in southern Afghanistan are launching fewer direct attacks

Twelve of Afghanistan’s provinces — mainly in the central and northern regions — are likely to remain poppy-free, and decreases recorded elsewhere in the east,

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Rice In UK To Talk Afghanistan With Brown Gordon Brown and David Miliband are to meet US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice in London as

“We believe very strongly that there ought to be a sharing of that burden throughout the (NATO) alliance,” said Rice, adding she did not wish

BAVARIA: The debate in NATO about troop commitments to Afghanistan is expected to figure prominently in the annual Munich Security Conference that opens in the

KABUL: The government of Afghanistan on Tuesday welcomed the decision of Norwegian government to increase financial aid to the war-torn nation, a statement released

LONDON (AP) — Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Tuesday she will raise with Afghanistan’s U.S.-backed president the case of an Afghan reporter

Two separate roadside bombs apparently carried out by militants in south Afghanistan killed eight, including five civilians and three policemen, officials said Tuesday. In the

The government of Afghanistan on Tuesday welcomed the decision of Norwegian government to increase financial aid to the war-torn nation, a statement released by

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‘When I first moved here I never felt I was living in a war zone’ Kabul has changed. It is not the city that I

Extra firepower sent to Afghanistan as UK digs in Record deployment of paratroopers Country may be sliding to civil war Richard Norton-Taylor

The Dutch called in the US ambassador for a dressing down after Robert Gates, the US defence secretary, said the Europeans were no good at

Donors attack US proposals to destroy Afghan poppy crop Published: February 6 2008 02:00 | Last updated: February 6 2008 02:00 A US proposal

‘When I first moved here I never felt I was living in a war zone’ Kabul has changed. It is not the city that I

Extra firepower sent to Afghanistan as UK digs in Record deployment of paratroopers Country may be sliding to civil war Richard Norton-Taylor

CFB VALCARTIER, Que. - A first contingent of Canadian soldiers landed safe and sound in Quebec City on Tuesday night as family and friends gave the

Australia may be experiencing summer, albeit a wet one in places, but soldiers in Afghanistan are confronting snowstorms and sub-zero temperatures. The season has

Rice In UK To Talk Afghanistan With Brown Gordon Brown and David Miliband are to meet US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice in London as

U.N. says Taliban set for windfall from Afghan opium crop , the world’s biggest opium producer, is set for another bumper crop in 2008,

will produce another enormous opium poppy crop this year, close to last year’s record harvest, and Europe and other regions should brace themselves for

Liberal Leader Stephane Dion listens to Prime Minister Stephen Harper respond to a question during question period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill

Extra firepower sent to Afghanistan as UK digs in Record deployment of paratroopers Country may be sliding to civil war Richard Norton-Taylor

Kabul urges Tokyo to consider aid team Afghanistan’s visiting foreign minister urged Tokyo on Tuesday to consider sending a team comprised mainly of civilian