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"Pakistan Aided Taliban, Played On Both Sides In Afghanistan": US Senator
Pakistan has played on both sides of the field in Afghanistan, contributing to the Taliban's success, a senior US senator has reminded his colleagues, a day after Washington announced plans to withdraw all troops from the war-torn Asian country by Se
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"Terrorism Far From Over": China's Concern Over US' Afghan Pull-Out Plan
China voiced concern over US' decision to withdraw all its troops from Afghanistan by September, saying the US should accommodate the legitimate security concerns of the regional countries to prevent "terrorist forces" from taking advantage.
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US, NATO Signal Willingness to Slow Afghan Drawdown
The United States and its NATO allies signalled a willingness on Thursday to consider slowing their withdrawal from Afghanistan, days after the Taliban's brief takeover of a provincial capital stoked concern about the strength of Afghan state forces.
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US will begin Afghan withdrawl from July 2011: Holbrooke
The process of withdrawing US combat troops from Afghanistan will begin in July next year and will be completed in four years in a phased manner, America's Special Envoy for Af-Pak region Richard Holbrooke said today.The process of troop withdrawal is not an exit strategy but a transition strategy, Holbrooke told reporters at a roundtable discussio...
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"Pakistan Aided Taliban, Played On Both Sides In Afghanistan": US Senator
Pakistan has played on both sides of the field in Afghanistan, contributing to the Taliban's success, a senior US senator has reminded his colleagues, a day after Washington announced plans to withdraw all troops from the war-torn Asian country by Se
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"Terrorism Far From Over": China's Concern Over US' Afghan Pull-Out Plan
China voiced concern over US' decision to withdraw all its troops from Afghanistan by September, saying the US should accommodate the legitimate security concerns of the regional countries to prevent "terrorist forces" from taking advantage.
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US, NATO Signal Willingness to Slow Afghan Drawdown
The United States and its NATO allies signalled a willingness on Thursday to consider slowing their withdrawal from Afghanistan, days after the Taliban's brief takeover of a provincial capital stoked concern about the strength of Afghan state forces.
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US will begin Afghan withdrawl from July 2011: Holbrooke
The process of withdrawing US combat troops from Afghanistan will begin in July next year and will be completed in four years in a phased manner, America's Special Envoy for Af-Pak region Richard Holbrooke said today.The process of troop withdrawal is not an exit strategy but a transition strategy, Holbrooke told reporters at a roundtable discussio...
