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Jul 06

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U.S. Battles to Train Local Forces in Afghanistan

U.S. troops are continuing their efforts to build up local security forces in Afghanistan, but so far with mixed results. Margaret Warner talks with GlobalPost reporter Jean MacKenzie, who recently returned from Kabul.

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Jul 05

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News Wrap: Afghanistan Claims a Dozen International Troop Lives in July

In other news Monday, 3 U.S. troops and a British Soldier were killed by roadside bombs in Afghanistan, making a dozen international troops fatalities in the first five days of July.

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Jul 02

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News Wrap: Steele Comments on Afghan War Draw Fire From Both Parties

In other news Friday, comments about the Afghan war by GOP Chairman Michael Steele drew rebuke from both Republicans and Democrats. Also, Gen. David Petraeus landed in Kabul to take over command of U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan.

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Jun 30

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Holbrooke: No 'Dysfunctional Relationship' Exists for U.S. Leaders in Afghan War

Gwen Ifill talks with Richard Holbrooke, the U.S. special representative for Afghan and Pakistan, about the firing of Gen. Stanley McChrystal and the U.S. strategy in Afghanistan going forward.

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Jun 29

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Report: Rating System of Afghan Forces 'Not Reliable'

By Larisa Epatko

A special inspector general report issued late Monday says the rating system of Afghan security forces is not reliable and training efforts face "serious challenges."…

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Jun 29

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Afghan Troop Training Challenges Examined by Documentary Filmmaker

As the U.S. considers its ongoing strategy in Afghanistan amidst leadership changes, Ray Suarez talks with documentary filmmaker Carol Dysinger about her exploration of the strengths of Afghan troops and the U.S. soldiers helping to train them.

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Jun 29

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Petraeus: Afghan Forces Not Ready to Take the Lead on Security

Gen. David Petraeus, the newly appointed U.S. commander in Afghanistan, testified that the U.S. faces a long-term commitment to the war in Afghanistan. Gwen Ifill reports on the general's endorsement by the Senate Armed Services Committee.

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Jun 28

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News Wrap: Financial Reform Hits Trouble in Senate, Oil Stains Miss. Beaches

In other news Monday, heavy oil reached mainland beaches in Mississippi for the first time as tropical storm waves limited the amount of oil that could be siphoned. Also, people in Kyrgyzstan voted overwhelmingly on Sunday to create Central Asia's…

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Jun 25

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News Wrap: June Deadliest Month for NATO Troops in Afghanistan

In other news Friday, three more American troops were killed in Afghanistan, bringing the U.S. death toll for June to 48. Also, oil continues to wash onto beaches in Florida and Mississippi as Thad Allen warned that a potential storm…

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Jun 24

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Over Time, Petraeus Tapped to Oversee Combat, Security Operations

By Larisa Epatko

Army Gen. David Petraeus, currently head of U.S. Central Command, has been called on to lead coalition forces in Afghanistan in place of Gen. Stanley McChrystal. Over the years, Petraeus has overseen troop surges and security efforts in Iraq, Afghanistan…

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