2011-04-02

Taliban target more civilians to counter US surge - The Independent


The West Australian

Taliban target mo re civilians to counter US surge
The Independent
Afghan civilians will be targeted by the Taliban over the coming months, with fighting set to escalate, in an attempt to counter US claims that security is improving in parts of the country. Research revealed that there ...
ISAF Joint Command operational updateDVIDS
Losses in Pakistani Haven Strain Afghan TalibanNew York Times
Bush, Women and AfghanistanThe Seattle Times
AFP -Registan.net
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Bureaucrats tell 'worst wounded' soldier he cannot have full compensation - Telegraph.co.uk


Telegraph.co.uk

Bureaucrats tell 'worst wounded' soldier he cannot have full compensation
Telegraph.co.uk
SERGEANT Rick Clements suffered devastating injuries when he stepped on a Taliban bomb while leading a foot patrol in southern Afghanistan. He lost both legs, severely damaged an arm, ...

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US needs to speak to Taliban - GulfNews


US needs to speak to Taliban
GulfNews
The Taliban have been effective in thwarting the military might of the Nato, managing to secure support from a local population disillusioned by the intruders' recklessness in killing innocent civilians. There is only one possibility looming: the US ...
< font size="-1">Afghan Youth Write Letter: "Please Stop Killing Us"Pacific Free Press


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Muslim brides defy modesty for better or worse - Sydney Morning Herald

Afghan protests furious over Quran burning - The Voice of Russia


Afghan protests furious over Quran burning
The Voice of Russia
have been joined by the Taliban. Ten people have been reported dead and 78 injured in clashes with the police. The Coalition rushes to the scene. On Friday, demonstrators attacked a UN office in the northern city of Mazar-i-Sharif, killing 20 people, ...

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Japan's PM visits tsunami region...Taliban deny UN attack - 9&10 News


Japan's PM visits tsunami region...Taliban deny UN attack
9&10 News
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — The Taliban is denying responsibility for an attack on aa UN compound in northern Afghanistan that left seven foreigners dead. The denial came in a text message to the AP from a Taliban spokesman. BAGHDAD (AP) — A militant ...

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Taliban attack NATO base in Kabul; Koran protests spread - Washington Post


USA Today

Taliban attack NATO base in Kabul; K oran protests spread
Washington Post
KABUL-- Taliban fighters attacked the gate of a large NATO military base on the outskirts of Kabul on Saturday morning but failed to do serious damage or breach the compound walls, ...
Taliban attack on NATO baseBritish Forces News
Insurgents killed attacking NATO camp in KabulAFP
Insurgents killed attacking NATO camp in Afghan capitalAustralia Network News
Reuters AlertNet -Press TV -msnbc.com
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Tactical NAV iPhone app used to help destroy Taliban fighting position - Appmodo


New York Times

Tactical NAV iPhone app used to help destroy Taliban fighting position
Appmodo
Jonathan J. Springer, a battalion fire support officer with the 101st Airborne Division, has successfully been used in combat to help destroy a Taliban fighting position in eastern Afghanistan's Kunar Province near the Pakistan border. ...
ISAF Joint Command operational updateDVIDS
Losses in Pakistani Haven Strain Afghan TalibanNew York Times
6 US Soldiers Killed in Action in Afghanistan FirefightABC News
AFP -TIME
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Kandahar protest planned by the Taliban-governor's spokesman - Reuters AlertNet

ISAF Joint Command operational update - DVIDS


ISAF Joint Command operational update
DVIDS
KABUL, Afghanistan – The International Security Assistance Force confirmed that an Afghan National Security Forces and coalition forces partnered unit killed a known Taliban suicide attack network leader in Imam Sahib District, Kunduz province, ...
Forces Kill, Detain Insurgents in Kunduz ProvinceDepartment of Defense

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Taliban say they did not orchestrate UN attack - Forbes


Taliban say they did not orchestrate UN attack
Forbes
AP , 04.02.11, 03:44 AM EDT KABUL, Afghanistan -- The Taliban say they did not orchestrate Friday's attack on an UN compound in northern Afghanistan that left seven foreigners dead. Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid sent a text message to The ...

Women aren't pet rocks - Washington Post


WTAM.com

Women aren't pet rocks
Washington Post
Whether the topic is Libya's rebels or Afghanistan's "reconciliation" with the Taliban, the pivotal question is, or should be: What about the women? "Yes, well, the women. Too bad about the women. ...
Former First Lady Laura Bush Continues to Fight for Afghan Women's RightsFox News
Bush warns of fallout from early Afghanistan exitCNN (blog)
The plight of young Afghan girlsDallas Morning News (blog)
Press TV -NewsMax.com -Huffington Post
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Women aren't pet rocks - Washington Post


Women aren't pet rocks
Washington Post
Whether the topic is Libya's rebels or Afghanistan's "reconciliation" with the Taliban, the pivotal question is, or should be: What about the women? "Yes, well, the women. Too bad about the women. ...

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Women aren't pet rocks - Washington Post


Women aren't pet rocks
Washington Post
Whether the topic is Libya's rebels or Afghanistan's "reconciliation" with the Taliban, the pivotal question is, or should be: What about the women? "Yes, well, the women. Too bad about the women. ...

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Women aren't pet rocks - Washington Post


Women aren't pet rocks
Washington Post
Whether the topic is Libya's rebels or Afghanistan's "reconciliation" with the Taliban, the pivotal question is, or should be: What about the women? "Yes, well, the women. Too bad about the women. ...

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2011-04-01

Logar Taliban harass, threaten doctors - Central Asia Online


Logar Taliban harass, threaten doctors
Central Asia Online
LOGAR – The Taliban are threatening doctors in Logar Province, health officials told Pajhwok news agency March 31. Insurgents are threatening doctors in Baraki Barak, Sarkh and Kharwar districts and telling them to quit their jobs, Dr. Mohammad Zarif ...

Logar Taliban harass, threaten doctors - Central Asia Online


Logar Taliban harass, threaten doctors
Central Asia Online
LOGAR – The Taliban are threatening doctors in Logar Province, health officials told Pajhwok news agency March 31. Insurgents are threatening doctors in Baraki Barak, Sarkh and Kharwar districts and telling them to quit their jobs, Dr. Mohammad Zarif ...

Logar Taliban harass, threaten doctors - Central Asia Online


Logar Taliban harass, threaten doctors
Central Asia Online
LOGAR – The Taliban are threatening doctors in Logar Province, health officials told Pajhwok news agency March 31. Insurgents are threatening doctors in Baraki Barak, Sarkh and Kharwar districts and telling them to quit their jobs, Dr. Mohammad Zarif ...

Kathleen Parker: It's the women, stupid - Duluth News Tribune


Kathleen Parker: It's the women, stupid
Duluth News Tribune
Recent negotiations between the Karzai government and the Taliban, in which women's rights could be diluted, should have all of us worried. Parker is a columnist for the Washington Post. NEW YORK — Whether the topic is Libya's rebels or Afghanistan's ...

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Pakistan extends tenure of military intelligence chief - AFP


AFP

Pakistan extends tenure of military intelligence chief
AFP
Lieutenant General Ahmad Shuja Pasha, who was appointed chief of Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) -- involved in combating Al-Qaeda and the Taliban -- in 2008, had been due to retire from service last month. "A one year extension has been given" to ...
Pakistan extends spy chief's tenure for one yearReuters India

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Taliban Losses In Pakistan Strain Afghanistan Insurgency - Huffington Post


Adnkronos International English

Talib an Losses In Pakistan Strain Afghanistan Insurgency
Huffington Post
KABUL, Afghanistan -- The Afghan Taliban are showing signs of increasing strain after a number of killings, arrests and internal disputes that have reached them even in their haven in Pakistan, Afghan security officials and Afghans with contacts in the ...
6 US Soldiers Killed in Action in Afghanistan FirefightABC News
Afghanistan: India's Uncertain RoadTIME
Forces Kill, Detain Insurgents in Kunduz ProvinceDepartment of Defense
Registan.net -Press TV -Midland Daily News
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Taliban Losses In Pakistan Strain Afghanistan Insurgency - Huffington Post


Kansas City Star

Taliban Losses In Pakistan Strain Afghanistan I nsurgency
Huffington Post
KABUL, Afghanistan -- The Afghan Taliban are showing signs of increasing strain after a number of killings, arrests and internal disputes that have reached them even in their haven in Pakistan, Afghan security officials and Afghans with contacts in the ...
6 US Soldiers Killed in Action in Afghanistan FirefightABC News
Western aid lines Taliban pockets in AfghanistanAFP
Afghanistan: India's Uncertain RoadTIME
Department of Defense -Registan.net
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Taliban Losses In Pakistan Strain Afghanistan Insurgency - Huffington Post


Kansas City Star

Taliban Losses In Pakistan Strain Afghanistan I nsurgency
Huffington Post
KABUL, Afghanistan -- The Afghan Taliban are showing signs of increasing strain after a number of killings, arrests and internal disputes that have reached them even in their haven in Pakistan, Afghan security officials and Afghans with contacts in the ...
6 US Soldiers Killed in Action in Afghanistan FirefightABC News
Western aid lines Taliban pockets in AfghanistanAFP
Afghanistan: India's Uncertain RoadTIME
Department of Defense -Registan.net
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Iowa Guard members clear Taliban from insurgent stronghold - DesMoinesRegister.com


Iowa Guard members clear Taliban from insurgent stronghold
DesMoinesRegister.com
It reportedly contained a Taliban training area and the homes of several Taliban leaders. The fighting was less intense than expected, and no Iowa or Afghan soldiers were seriously injured. Most of the troops' misery was caused by harsh weather. ...

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Former First Lady Laura Bush Continues to Fight for Afghan Women's Rights - Fox News


MiamiHerald.com

Former First Lady Laura Bush Continues to Fight for Afghan Women's Rights
Fox News
After September 11th, when the spotlight of the world turned to Afghanistan because the Taliban was giving Al Qaeda safe haven, many of the training camps the terrorist training camps for Al Qaeda were in Afghanistan. I think when that happened, ...
Afghanistan's reasons for optimismWashington Post
Bush: US Must Never Forget Afg han WomenNewsMax.com
Arab Revolutions Inspire Afghan YouthNPR
Politico (blog) -Huffington Post (blog) -Voice of America
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Australian Defence forces capture two Taliban leaders in Afghanistan - DailyIndia.com


Australian Defence forces capture two Taliban leaders in Afghanistan
DailyIndia.com
Kabul, Apr.1: The Coalition Forces Headquarter in Afghanistan has stated that The Australian Special Operations Task Group (SOTG) and the Afghan police have captured two Taliban leaders in Oruzgan province. The Australian Defence Department did not ...

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I stopped a Taliban bullet....with my skull - Scottish Daily Record


I stopped a Taliban bullet....with my skull
Scottish Daily Record
A third soldier from the same Scots regiment survived being shot in the head in Afghanistan - and carried on fighting. Private Stephen Richardson needed 20 stitches in his head after a bullet was miraculously stopp ed from penetrating his brain by his ...

Pakistan Nato truck guards killed - BBC News

Losses in Pakistani Haven Strain Afghan Taliban - New York Times


Trend News Agency

Pakistan Nato truck guards killed
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Taliban and al-Qaeda militants frequently launch attacks across the region to disrupt supply chains. In February, four people were killed in the region after militants set fire to 12 tankers carrying fuel for Nato troops in Afghanistan.
Pro-Taliban militants kill three guards in northwest PakMSN India
3 guards killed at NATO terminal in NW PakistanThe Associated Press
Three guards beheaded at NATO terminal in PakistanAFP
USA Today -Trend News Agency
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New York Times

Losses in Pakistani Haven Strain Afghan Taliban
New York Times
Anja Niedringhaus/AP By CARLOTTA GALL KABUL, Afghanistan — The Afghan Taliban are showing signs of increasing strain after a number of killings, arrests and internal disputes that have reached them even in their haven in Pakistan, Afghan security ...
Western aid lines Taliban pockets in AfghanistanAFP
ISAF Joint Command morning operational updateDVIDS
Signs of strain as Taliban gird for renewed fightingHonolulu Star-Advertiser
Xinhua -Commentary -Reuters
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JUI chief offered to mediate between US and Taliban: WikiLeaks - DAWN.com


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JUI chief offered to mediate between US and Taliban: WikiLeak s
DAWN.com
KARACHI: During a visit to India in 2007, JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman had hinted at offering his services as a mediator between the US and Taliban, according to diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks. The cables published by the Indian daily The ...
Bilour blames Taliban for dual Charsadda hitsPakistan Daily Mail
Pro-Taliban Islamist politician again targeted in Pakistan's nort hwestLong War Journal
Second suicide attack on influential Islamic leader in PakistanTelegraph.co.uk
Los Angeles Times -Mangalorean.com -New York Times
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