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US & CANADA
May 5, 2012
Chaotic start to Guantánamo 9/11 trial
Defendants face death penalty over terrorism charges
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PAKISTAN
May 5, 2012
Pakistan protests after US drone strike
Border attack kills at least eight suspected militants
- White House acknowledges drone strikes
- Editorial Comment Pakistan’s lethal dalliance
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PAKISTAN
May 3, 2012
Bin Laden letters show micro-manager
Al-Qaeda leader scrutinised resumés of acolytes
From
US & CANADA
May 3, 2012
Bin Laden supported Arab spring
Letters show al-Qaeda leader’s sympathy for revolutions
From
US & CANADA
May 3, 2012
Bin Laden papers reveal al-Qaeda rifts
Terror leader exasperated by actions of affiliates
From
COMMENT
May 1, 2012
The Pentagon echoes with the hubris of Vietnam
Without talks, hardliners are likely to usurp the Taliban leadership, writes Ahmed Rashid
Apr 30, 2012
Army funerals bring home reality of war
Small communities in shock as soldiers are mourned
From
LIFE & ARTS
Apr 28, 2012
Andy McNab in Afghanistan
Advised by the British, the Afghan National Army is now leading missions against the Taliban. Last month, the author of ‘Bravo Two Zero’ accompanied them on their most dangerous operation so far. This is his personal dispatch from Helmand
Apr 17, 2012
Gillard sets Afghanistan withdrawal date
Australia PM will take timetable to Nato conference
Global Insight
Apr 16, 2012
Thieving politicians imperil Afghanistan
US-led campaign has failed to tackle corrupt culture
Apr 16, 2012
Taliban launches Afghan spring offensive
Afghan authorities say they have regained control of Kabul
Apr 10, 2012
Suicide bombers kill at least 19 in Afghanistan
Blasts target Helmand as well as relatively peaceful Herat province
Apr 8, 2012
US resolves Taliban night raids dispute
Afghan authorities to get greater oversight on operations
Apr 3, 2012
Nato chief rejects Taliban theory for killings
Attacks not seen as part of an overall pattern, says Rasmussen
Mar 26, 2012
Afghan soldier kills two British troops
Third Nato soldier killed by policeman in sign of growing tensions
Gideon Rachman
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COMMENT
Mar 26, 2012
The west has lost in Afghanistan
Even Nato’s minimal goals for the country might not be achieved
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Stopping a slide to Afghanistan redux
Obama should launch a full-blown diplomatic surge