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Afghanistan - Health Official Calls on Insurgents to Allow Polio Drive
Violent Taliban splinter groups opposed to talks harbinger of civil war after US troops leave
Infighting kills Taliban shadow district governor in Herat province
ISAF targets IMU suicide bomb maker in Kunduz
Hillary Clinton says Afghanistan 'major non-NATO ally'
In Dwindling Afghan War, Air Power Has Become a Way of Life -
US, Taliban strike deal to resume talks in Qatar shortly
Is LeT Turning Against Pakistan?
'Kite Runner' Author On His Childhood, His Writing, And The Plight Of Afghan Refugees
Pakistan to scan all NATO containers
Exxon Mobil Signals Interest in Afghan Oil Concession
Laskar-e-Taiba commander killed in recent airstrike in Kunar
Ammar died in the same airstrike on July 1 that also killed Khatab Shafiq, a Pakistani citizen who served as Lashkar-e-Taiba's leader for Kunar province.Taliban Ambush Witnessed By ABC News Tests Afghan Army
Security forces killed 27 Taliban fighters and detained eight more, including three Pakistanis. The government released 79 Taliban members as part of a reconciliation push. The French have turned over Kapisa province to Afghan forces.
5 ISAF soldiers wounded in latest green-on-blue attack
The attack took place in Sayyidabad, a hotbed of Taliban and al Qaeda activity. The Afghan soldier escaped and the Taliban claimed he joined them.Northern land routes to be crucial in US withdrawal from Afghanistan
Pak army has built posts on Afghan soil: Afghan officials
After long closure, NATO supplies enter Afghanistan from Pakistan
Afghan police arrest 8 linked to poison attacks against schools in northern Afghanistan
Afghan officials announced the arrest of eight suspects connected to the rash of school poison attacks in Sar-i-Pul province. Well over a dozen suspected poison attacks against girls' schools this year have sickened over 2,000 students in the country.An Afghan official said three Polish troops were killed in Ghazni; ISAF did not report the attack. An Afghan policeman wounded five ISAF soldiers in Wardak. The NDS foiled three suicide bombings and said the Taliban, the Haqqani Network, and Pakistan's ISI are behind the recent spate of school poisonings.
