Interview: The Aga Khan™s world view
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Top soldier in southern Afghanistan warns against Taliban ‘impunity’
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Fahim Ahmad, the leader of the Toronto 18 terror cell, pled guilty to charges against him, including aiding a terror group. Ahmad’s cell was planning to take control of nuclear sites and storming parliament to take politicians hostages and force the country to withdraw from Afghanistan.
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Commander stresses political reform over military might in Kandahar
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Canada adamant about Afghanistan pullout; France sounds supportive note
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A judge has ruled that Mohamedou Ould Slahi should be released from Guantanamo. Slahi was a key recruiter of 9/11 point man Ramzi Binalshibh, tactical commander Mohammed Atta, and two other suicide pilots, and was a top facilitator in the failed millennium bombing plots.

Suicide bombers ‘unIslamic’ and going to Hell, says leading cleric
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Regional group leaves out US and Canada
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Nine nations support Afghan training effort
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As US begins Afghan surge, Canada plans its exit
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NATO forces in race to secure Kandahar
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Qaida threat pushes US to up air security
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Canada’s Kandahar legacy rests on a shift in strategy
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McChrystal praises Canada™s Afghanistan contributions
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Afghanistan – Canadian troops to form ‘ring of stability’
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Gates highlights Canada™s efforts in Afghanistan
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Khaled Nawaya was freed after one month in jail. Nawaya, a Saudi-born Syrian citizen, was arrested one month ago at the border while trying to smuggle nearly $1 million in Canadian mint gold coins. Mounties found 9/11 videotapes and a Hezbollah ring in Nawaya’s possession. He was a flight instructor in Oakland, Calif., and was heading to a new job in British Columbia.
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Canadian Muslim group calls for burqa ban
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How a police agent cracked a terror celll
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Canadian-Afghan leader sees hope and future in fruit, not poppies
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Canada must bring home citizen with alleged Al Qaeda ties: judge
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Canada may end Pakistan arms embargo; India concerned
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Canadian court convicts man on terrorism charges
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Convicted British terrorist had links to accused in Toronto 18 case: U.K. court documents
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Jail for man in Canada PM beheading plot
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Video of “Terror Training Camp” in Canada
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Ending Afghan mission in 2011 is no ‘cut and run,’ MacKay says
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Lawyers for Omar Khadr released 10 minutes of videotape of his interrogation at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Khadr cried while talking to a Candian intelligence official and claimed he was tortured by US forces. Khadr is a Candian citizen who was detained by US forces after a battle in Afghanistan in July 2002.
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Informant says militant training camp was ‘potty training’ exercise
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