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Obama ‘must talk to Afghan Taliban’ By Staff Reporter AFP Global Edition Dec 11, 2010 11:36 EST A group of influential international experts on Afghanistan Saturday appealed to US President Barack Obama to radically change his strategy in the war-ravaged nation and negotiate directly with the Taliban. . . . . . . . “It …
NightWatch 29 November 2010 Special Report: October in Afghanistan Findings: The number of clashes in October in the NightWatch data base, which contains exclusively open source reports on fighting, remained elevated, at 701. The Taliban “victory” offensive continues. NightWatch estimates this number represents a fourth to a half of the actual total, but it includes …
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UK-based Taliban spend months fighting Nato forces in Afghanistan Taliban fighter reveals he lives for most of year in London and heads to Afghanistan for combat Special report: Taliban troop with a London cab driver British-based men of Afghan origin are spending months at a time in Afghanistan fighting Nato forces before returning to the …
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Nato maps out Afghanistan withdrawal by 2014 at Lisbon summit Alliance leaders meet with Hamid Karzai to discuss handover of security but pledge not to simply leave country to its fate David Batty Guardian UK, Saturday 20 November 2010 Read lengthy review of why NATO is not leaving….
Its over: US NATO formally announcing ‘transition’ to Afghan withdrawal Pakistan Patriot Posted on 14 November 2010 The Obama administration and its NATO allies will declare late this week that the war in Afghanistan has made sufficient progress to begin turning security control over to its government by spring, months before the administration’s July deadline …
Interesting insight….. Petraeus drafts map of US withdrawal from Afghanistan The US commander in Afghanistan, David Petraeus, has drafted a timetable for the handing over of control of its provinces to local security forces. The news emerged as officials recovered the bodies of five of 16 policemen who vanished a week ago after an apparent …
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Afghanistan: An Afghan national army soldier fired on foreign troops at a military compound in Sangin district, Helmand province, Afghanistan, after which he sought refuge with the Taliban, who took him to a safe location, a Taliban spokesman said 5 November, Afghan Islamic Press reported. The NATO-led International Security Assistance Force’s (ISAF) press office said …
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