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Mar 26

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Iraq’s Former Prime Minister Edges al-Maliki in Vote

Iraq's electoral commission named former prime minister and secular candidate Ayad Allawi the winner of the parliamentary elections. The announcement coincided with violence that killed forty people.

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Mar 10

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U.S. May Withdraw Troops From Afghanistan Ahead of Schedule

Defense Secretary Robert Gates suggested the security handover in Afghanistan could happen before July 2011. Gates, on a trip to the region, traded barbs with Iran's president who also visited Kabul this week. Judy Woodruff reports.

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Mar 09

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News Wrap: ‘Decisive Phase’ Ahead in Afghan War, Gates Says

In other news Tuesday, two NATO soldiers were killed in a suicide bombing in Afghanistan as Defense Secretary Robert Gates visited troops on the front lines. President Obama also met with visiting Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou about his country's…

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Mar 02

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Afghan Officials Look to Build Stability in Helmand Province

Afghan officials are focused on bringing stable governance and public infrastructure services to the former Taliban stronghold of Marjah, after raising the Afghan flag over the city last week. Alex Thomson reports for ITN.

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Mar 02

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NATO Forces End Major Combat Operations in Marjah

As combat winds down in the former Taliban stronghold of Marjah in southern Afghanistan, British and American troops are still eyeing Taliban threats. ITN's Alex Thomson reports on a unit of Britain's Grenadier Guards.

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Mar 01

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News Wrap: Troop, Civilian Casualties Mount in Afghanistan

In other news Monday, six NATO troops were killed after car bomb explosions across Afghanistan. Also, former Serb leader Radovan Karadzic blamed an Islamic plot for bloodshed in Bosnia when he took the stand in his war crimes trial at…

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Feb 26

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Violence Rocks Kabul in Wake of NATO Offensive

Suicide bomber attacks in Kabul targeted foreigners, killing at least 16 people a day after troops raised the Afghan flag over the former Taliban city of Marjah. Margaret Warner talks to a reporter in Afghanistan.

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Feb 26

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Army Sees Marjah Offensive as a Model for Afghan Military Strategy

After Friday's deadly suicide bombing in Kabul, Judy Woodruff spoke with Army Brig. Gen. Ben Hodges in Kandahar about coalition strategies in the region.

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Feb 25

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News Wrap: Afghan Troops Capture Taliban Stronghold

In other news Thursday, Afghan troops officially declared control over the Taliban in the southern Afghanistan city of Marjah, and a U.S. missile strike killed a Taliban commander in Pakistan.

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Feb 22

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In Afghanistan, Civilian Casualties Draw Sharp Criticism

As civilian deaths mount in the fight against the Taliban, Afghan officials say they need better communication with NATO troops. Margaret Warner talks to a Wall Street Journal reporter about tensions after an airstrike killed civilians Sunday.

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