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Local police forces are raised in SwatCommunity police are raised in the formerly Taliban-controlled district of Swat in Pakistan. Security remains tight in Mingora, the main town, as the Army waits for the new police force to be mobilized.
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The Quetta Shura 
A look at the Afghan Taliban's top leaders, military councils, and committees.
The Covert US Air Campaign in Pakistan
Get up-to-date information and statistics on the US air campaign targeting al Qaeda and the Taliban in Pakistan's northwest.
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Bill Roggio is a regular guest on the John Batchelor Show from Monday through Friday to discuss the war. Check John's site for the time. Click here to listen live online at WABC.
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The Taliban strengthen on the Afghan-Tajik border.
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Islamic Caucasus Emirate leader Dokku Umarov.
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Map details Taliban control in Pakistan's northwest.
LWJ in the news:
National Public Radio interviewed and quoted Bill Roggio on the recent arrests of members of the Afghan Taliban's Quetta Shura in Pakistan. ABC News interviewed Bill Roggio about the US strikes in Pakistan and the recent arrests of members of the Quetta Shura. USA Today cited LWJ's statistics on the US air campaign in Pakistan. TIME cited LWJ's statistics on the US air campaign in Pakistan. PBS Frontline cited LWJ on the Afghan Taliban's areas of operations. The Christian Science Monitor cited Bill Roggio's report on the Afghan Taliban's leadership. Newsweek referenced Bill Roggio's report on a US airstrike in North Waziristan. Reuters cited Chris Radin's report on the Afghan strategy. Covert Radio |
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