Nov 27 Afghan Factions Meet in Germany By Admin Representatives from four Afghan ethnic and political groups began talks today near Bonn, Germany aimed at forging an outline for a post-Taliban power-sharing government. Continue reading
Nov 27 Swedish Journalist Ulf Strömberg Killed A Swedish television photographer was killed early today in the Afghan city of Taloqan -- the eighth journalist killed since the U.S.-led strikes on the country began. Continue reading
Nov 26 Marines Land Near Kandahar, N. Alliance Captures Kunduz About 500 U.S. Marines Monday landed in Afghanistan, seizing an airstrip near the Taliban southern stronghold of Kandahar. Continue reading
Nov 26 Watch Sending in the Marines An update on the military situation in Afghanistan, following the introduction of marines into the country. Continue watching
Nov 22 Watch Covering the Air War American reporters have been allowed into rebel-held territory, but they aren't allowed to cover U.S. special forces operations on the ground. The closest they can get to U.S. troops is on aircraft carriers in the Arabian sea, the floating bases… Continue watching
Nov 21 Taliban Denies Knowing Bin Laden’s Whereabouts Demanding that U.S. strikes on Afghanistan end, the Taliban says it no longer has any contact with Saudi-born militant and suspected terrorist mastermind Osama bin Laden. Continue reading
Nov 20 Journalists Killed in Ambush Four journalists for European-based news organizations were killed yesterday while traveling from the eastern city of Jalalabad to the Afghan capital of Kabul. Continue reading
Nov 20 Watch Assignment: Afghanistan CNN's Christiane Amanpour and New York Times reporter David Rohde discuss their experiences covering the war from the Afghanistan front lines. Continue watching
Nov 19 Hunt for Osama Bin Laden Intensifies By Admin As the Taliban retreats, the U.S. is adding more commandos to the chase and aiming airstrikes at hide-outs near the border with Pakistan, officials said today. Continue reading
Nov 16 Congress Sends Aviation Security Bill to President After weeks of delay, the Congress today approved a compromise aviation security bill and sent it to the president for his signature. Continue reading