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Jun 15

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Afghan Violence Ignites New Concerns About U.S. Military Strategy

For more on the fresh violence in Afghanistan, Margaret Warner talks to Rajiv Chandrasekaran of The Washington Post, Lt. Col. John Nagl, president of the Center for New American Security, and Col. Andrew Bacevich of Boston University.

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Jun 15

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Afghan War Hearing in Senate Postponed After Petraeus Collapse

Gen. David Petraeus, head of the U.S. Central Command, appeared to faint while facing tough questions from a Senate panel about the progress of the war in Afghanistan. Margaret Warner reports on growing concerns about the latest violence and the…

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Jun 14

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Pentagon: Afghanistan Could Hold $1 Trillion in Valuable Minerals

A U.S. geologic survey has uncovered at least $1 trillion in untapped mineral deposits in Afghanistan. Margaret Warner talks to a reporter on what the valuable natural resources could mean for the Afghan economy and the ongoing war with the…

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Jun 11

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News Wrap: Floods Kill at Least 16 in Arkansas

In other news Friday, flash floods in southwestern Arkansas killed at least 16 people today as a pair of rivers rose more than 8 feet and fresh ethnic bloodshed erupted in Kyrgyzstan, killing at least 45 people.

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Jun 10

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News Wrap: Army Admits Mismanagement at Arlington Cemetery

In other news Thursday, a report indicated that some of the nation's military dead may have been misidentified or misplaced at Arlington National Cemetery, and an American servicemember was killed in Afghanistan, marking the 20th U.S. death there this month.

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Jun 08

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NATO Bloodshed in Afghanistan Spikes Ahead of Planned Surge

Violence raged in Afghanistan this week, just ahead of the launch of a major NATO offensive in the country's Taliban-held south. Ray Suarez talks to GlobalPost reporter Jean MacKenzie in Kabul for the latest.

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Jun 04

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Afghan Conference Backs Plan for Peace Talks With Taliban

By Larisa Epatko

More than 1,500 tribal elders, business and religious leaders and other members of Afghan society — assembled in the capital for a three-day peace “jirga” or conference — on Friday endorsed President Hamid Karzai’s plan calling for negotiating with the…

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Jun 04

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News Wrap: Israel Vows to Block Another Aid Ship Bound for Gaza

In other news Friday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to stop another aid ship bound for Israel's maritime blockade on Gaza. Also, the three-day peace conference in Afghanistan came to a close with a resolution urging the government to…

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Jun 03

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News Wrap: Turkey Honors Activists Killed in Gaza

In other news Thursday, there were services in Turkey for those killed in the Israeli sea raid off Gaza and delegates at a peace conference in Kabul agreed on the need to reach out to the Taliban to further the…

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May 19

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News Wrap: U.S. Contractor Killed in NATO Base Attack in Afghanistan

In other news Wednesday, Taliban militants attacked one of NATO's largest military bases in Afghanistan, killing a U.S. contractor and democrats in the Senate fell short in a bid to push financial reform to a final vote.

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