Taleban open to general ceasefire New Zealand Herald The Taleban are open to a general ceasefire as well as a political agreement which could lead to a US military presence in Afghanistan up until 2024, a new report by a British think-tank says. But the insurgent group, led by Mullah Omar, will not ... |
 Foreign Policy (blog) | ISAF targets al Qaeda-linked Taliban commanders in Ghazni rai! ds Long War Journal In separate raids over the past several days, Coalition and Afghan security forces targeted two Taliban leaders linked to al Qaeda in the southeastern province of Ghazni. One of the commanders, who "coordinated the movement of foreign insurgents," was ... The AfPak Channel: The anatomy of an anti-Taliban uprisingForeign Policy (blog) Officials Confirm Recent Taliban Death, Arr! estsDepartment of Defense Afghanistan: 15 Taliban militants killed in the last 24 hoursThe Muslim News Press TV -Fox News -DVIDS all 40 news articles » |
Experts Skeptical As US Blacklists Militant Group GroundReport In the anti-western insurgency since 2001, the Haqqani group has played an increasingly important role, allied with but distinct from the Taleban. The group operates out of the North Waziristan region of northwest Pakistan, just over the! border from ... |
 Straits Times | Some Taleban figures ready to negotiate peace deal Straits Times Two US soldiers with an Afghan colleague (right) secure a position behind a mud wall on Sept 8, 2012 at a compound during a random stop to collect biodata from a villager. Some Taleban figures are ready to negotiate a comprehensive peace deal involving ... |
 Globe and Mail | Taliban vows to retaliate for anti-Islam video Los Angeles Times KABUL, Afghanistan -- The Taliban movement on Thursday harshly denounced an amateur video mocking Islam, blaming "bestial" America for its production and urging that the Muslim world respond with "appropriate action." Most Western installations in the ... Taliban urge Muslims to avenge Americans over blasphemous filmallvoices Taliban call on Afghans to avenge Americans over filmChicago Tribune all 136 news articles » |
 Business Insider | NY judge strikes down terror law scholars fear W! all Street Journal In May, the judge temporarily struck down the law subjecting to indefinite detention anyone who "substantially" or "directly" provides "support" to forces such as al-Qaida or the Taliban. She heard additional arguments last month before issuing the ... Indefinite Detention Ruling Backed By Civil Liberties GroupsHuffington Post all 299 news articles » |
 Business Insider | Why It's Time For Talks With The Taliban We should welcome the news that the Taliban are reportedly open to the idea of negotiating a general ceasefire and even a peace settlement. The peace process in Afghanistan is at risk from spoilers on all sides and fraught with challenges. But we owe ... Lawlessness means more money for the TalibanDeutsche Welle Pak-Afghan intelligence should have close ties: Hamid GulPakis! tanToday.com.pk Eradicating extremismThe News International Shanghai Daily (subscription) all 6 news articles » |
 PolicyMic | Taliban Threatens to Kill Prince Harry in Afghanistan Why Royalty Should Not ... PolicyMic Prince Harry has received a flurry of attention lately. When he isn't cavorting in the nude in Las Vegas, he fights in Afghanistan as a member of the British Army. In fact, he was redeployed to Afghanistan shortly after his recent romp, which may ... Taliban Threaten to "Eliminate" Prince Harry "At Any Cost"TIME Prince Harry Afghanistan PicturesMonsters and Critics.com Taliban: Well Kidnap Prince HarryDaily Beast The Week Magazine -KLFY -Vision Insights and New Horizons all 25 news articles » |
Transition and the Taliban: Enemy elsewhere and within Bellingham Herald Two critical transitions are scheduled to take place in Afghanistan in 2014, the results of which will help determine the fate of the country long after foreign troops withdraw. Afghan forces will take sole responsibility for the secu! rity of their ... and more » |
 ABC News | Afghan Taliban threaten to kidnap, kill Prince Harry The Afghan Taliban said on Monday they were doing everything in their power to try to kidnap or assassinate Britain's Prince Harry, who arrived in Afghanistan last week to fly attack helicopters. Stories from. Matthew Perry: I'm Jaded But My New Show ... Taliban Threatens to Kill Prince HarryABC News Afghan Taliban threaten to kidnap and kill Prince HarryChicago Tribune Taliban: We Will Kill Prince HarryDaily Beast RumorFix (blog) all 702 news articles » |
 Arab News | Taleban reject reports of Haqqani commander's death KABUL: A Taleban spokesman in Afghanistan rejected reports that the son of the founder of the powerful Haqqani militant network has been killed, even as senior insurgents and members of the Pakistani government said they believe Badruddin Haqqani was ... Airstrike kills Taleban militantsStuff.co.nz Tribesmen call on Pakistan not to launch 'military operation' Pakistan: Intelligence agency confirms death of terror commanderScotsman Kuwait Times -Khaleej Times all 2,982 news articles » |
NY judge rejects terror law that journalists and scholars say poses prolonged ... Washington Post In May, the judge temporarily struck down the law subjecting to indefinite detention anyone who "substantially" or "directly" provides "support" to forces such as al-Qaida or the Taliban. She heard additional arguments last month before issuing the ... and more » |
 Telegraph.co.uk | Apache gunner Prince Harry sets his sights on the Taleban Scotsman After making headlines around the world for a naked romp in a Las Vegas hotel room, the third in line to the throne will now be knuckling down to the serious business of fighting the Taleban. Harry was a second lieutenant with his regiment, the ... Prince Harry back on the real-life firing lineNew Zealand Herald all 1,739 news articles ! ;» |
