REUTERS
Reuters US Online Report World News
Nov 21, 2009 00:27 EST
LONDON (Reuters) - The Afghan government would quickly be overthrown if NATO troops pulled out of the country now, British Foreign Secretary David Miliband said Friday.
AFP
AFP South Asian Edition
Nov 21, 2009 02:20 EST
A bomb exploded near the building of a non-government organisation offering treatment to the blind in northwest Peshawar city on Saturday, injuring one person, police said.
ELENA BECATOROS
AP News
Nov 21, 2009 02:54 EST
Police are weak link in Afghanistan's goal for its forces take lead on security in 5 years. Underpaid, under-equipped and under-trained, Afghanistan's 93,000-member police force is the weak link in an ambitious security strategy to hand over defense of the country to Afghans so American and other foreign troops can go home.
AFP
AFP Global Edition
Nov 20, 2009 21:27 EST
President Barack Obama will wait until after Americans mark Thanksgiving on November 26 to announce whether or not he sends reinforcements to Afghanistan, his spokesman Robert Gibbs said.
AFP
AFP American Edition
Nov 21, 2009 03:53 EST
US President Barack Obama has put off a decision on whether to send reinforcements to Afghanistan until after next week's Thanksgiving holiday amid resistance to a troop buildup among key Democrats and criticism from the right.
AFP
AFP American Edition
Nov 20, 2009 21:27 EST
President Barack Obama will wait until after Americans mark Thanksgiving on November 26 to announce whether or not he sends reinforcements to Afghanistan, his spokesman Robert Gibbs said.
AFP
AFP South Asian Edition
Nov 21, 2009 04:06 EST
US President Barack Obama has put off a decision on whether to send reinforcements to Afghanistan until after next week's Thanksgiving holiday amid resistance to a troop buildup among key Democrats and criticism from the right.
AFP
AFP European Edition
Nov 21, 2009 04:58 EST
The Conservatives, tipped to win power in an election next year, said on Saturday they would pull the country's 25,000 troops out of Germany as part of a reorganisation of NATO forces.
AFP
AFP European Edition
Nov 20, 2009 19:36 EST
Opposition Conservatives, tipped to win power in an election next year, said Saturday they would pull the country's 25,000 troops out of Germany as part of a reorganisation of NATO forces.
Fatos Bytyci and Branislav Krstic
Reuters US Online Report World News
Nov 15, 2009 19:32 EST
PRISTINA (Reuters) - Kosovo held its first elections on Sunday since declaring independence from Serbia last year, with unemployment, corruption, poor infrastructure and low investment the biggest issues for voters.
NEBI QENA
AP News
Nov 15, 2009 20:53 EST
Kosovo holds peaceful 1st vote since independence, Serbs take part despite call to boycott. Kosovo's first independent elections have ended peacefully, with the prime minister claiming his party won convincingly and some minority Serbs ignoring a call to boycott and casting ballots alongside ethnic Albanians.
AFP
AFP South Asian Edition
Nov 15, 2009 19:00 EST
Suspected Taliban militants stormed a police post and killed up to eight policemen in southern Afghanistan, a senior officer said Monday in the latest attack on the poorly-armed force.
ALFRED de MONTESQUIOU
AP News
Nov 16, 2009 05:56 EST
French forces say rockets hit Afghan market, apparently targeting French general. Insurgents fired two rockets Monday into a crowded market northeast of Kabul where the head of French forces in Afghanistan held a meeting with tribal elders. The attack killed three children and wounded 20 other people, the French military said.
AFP
AFP South Asian Edition
Nov 15, 2009 19:00 EST
The Taliban will overrun Afghanistan if international troops pull out, former Afghan presidential challenger Abdullah Abdullah warned on Monday.
REUTERS
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Nov 16, 2009 09:49 EST
KABUL (Reuters) - Five civilians were killed and 28 wounded when Taliban insurgents fired three rockets into a busy market in northeastern Afghanistan Monday, Afghan police said.
AFP
AFP Global Edition
Nov 15, 2009 19:00 EST
The Afghan government said on Monday it had formed a major crime unit to tackle corruption, following escalating Western pressure on President Hamid Karzai to fight graft.
Jonathon Burch
Reuters US Online Report World News
Nov 16, 2009 11:33 EST
KABUL (Reuters) - Afghanistan will form a new anti-corruption unit to investigate high-level graft after widespread criticism and demands from Washington for it to do more amid a wider regional strategy review.
AFP
AFP South Asian Edition
Nov 15, 2009 19:00 EST
A suicide bomber on Monday blew up a car packed with explosives near a college in Peshawar, killing four people in the latest attack on a Pakistani city beset by Taliban-linked violence.
AFP
AFP Global Edition
Nov 15, 2009 19:00 EST
The Afghan government said on Monday it had formed a major crime unit to tackle corruption, following escalating Western pressure on President Hamid Karzai to fight graft.
AFP
AFP Global Edition
Nov 15, 2009 19:00 EST
A suicide car bomb ripped through a Pakistan police station in the northwest city of Peshawar on Monday, devastating part of the building and killing four people, officials said.