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Permalink \| Printer-friendly version Comments (10) TrackBack (0)	Donate Search LWJ At the Weekly Standard Talking to the Taliban is nothing new Pakistani's ISI aids the Taliban and al Qaeda in Afghanistan NATO's lifeline to Afghanistan threatened Iran is changing its tune on the U.S.-Iraqi SOFA News Two more ships hijacked in piracy crisis Iran aims for 2009 launch of nuclear plant Italy: Police anti-terror raids target suspected Islamists Afghanistan: What is going on in Sherzad District? Part One Afghanistan: :What is going on in Sherzad District? Part 2 Taliban's Spiritual Fathers Denounce Terror. Could Taliban Be Next? Does Hamid Karzai really want to negotiate with Mullah Omar? US Commits to Iraq Withdrawal by 2011, But Could Seek Extension US Downplays Karzai Offer to Omar Hizb ut-Tahrir America May Be Ready for Its Public Debut Iraq’s Diyala province known for female suicide bombers New Marine unit adds to AFRICOM Paks Rumbling with Afghan Rebels? 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