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Nov 17

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Drug Trade, Resurgent Taliban Fuel Intensified Attacks in Afghanistan

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Funded largely by a flourishing drug trade, Taliban fighters have stepped up their attacks on Afghan and international forces, killing more than 300 people a month on average in Afghanistan.

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Nov 16

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NATO Troops in Afghanistan Combat Revived Taliban

Five years after a U.S.-led coalition ousted the Taliban in Afghanistan, members of the Taliban are regrouping and putting up a stronger fight against NATO troops sent to help stabilize the country.

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Oct 26

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Afghan Civilians Killed During NATO Raid

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Upwards of 60 civilians were killed during a NATO-led bombing campaign against Taliban insurgents in southern Afghanistan on Tuesday, according to local officials there.

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Oct 20

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U.S. Base in Kyrgyzstan Provides Launching Point into Afghanistan

In a report from News 21 Project, a collaboration of five journalism schools, two students look at life on a remote U.S. military base in Kyrgyzstan, where soldiers await deployment to operations in neighboring Afghanistan.

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Oct 10

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Rebuilding Afghanistan Remains Challenging Five Years After Invasion

Last week, peacekeeping duties in Afghanistan were officially handed over to NATO troops, nearly five years after the United States invaded the country and ousted the Taliban. Washington Post reporter Pamela Constable discusses the progress and setbacks in rebuilding Afghanistan.

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Oct 10

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The Soviet Occupation of Afghanistan

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The first official deployment of the Soviet army into the Kingdom of Afghanistan began Dec. 25, 1979, and marked the beginning of a decade-long Soviet rule in the country.

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Oct 03

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Taliban Factions Growing Along Afghanistan-Pakistan Border

Five years after the overthrow of the Taliban government in Afganistan, lawless tribal areas along the Pakistan border have fallen under control of Taliban militias. A Frontline documentary examines the crisis in the Pakistani province of North Waziristan.

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Sep 28

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Afghan-Pakistan Relations Tense over Taliban Presence

Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf and Afghan President Hamid Karzai met with President Bush in an effort to allay the war of words between the two leaders. Former officials discuss tensions between the neighboring countries, problems with Taliban fighting at the…

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Sep 14

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Doctors Scramble to Handle War Veterans’ Brain Injuries

Medical experts are witnessing an increase in the number of brain injuries sustained by soldiers fighting in Afghanistan and Iraq, prompting Veterans Affairs hospitals to set up special centers to handle the severe cases.

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Sep 08

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Afghanistan Violence Escalates After Call for More Troops

Following a NATO request for additional troops in Afghanistan to combat Taliban insurgents, a suicide bomber rammed into a convoy near the U.S. Embassy in Kabul Friday, killing 16. Sarah Chayes, a former reporter who covered the U.S. military operation…

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