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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 14

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Mass Kidnapping Highlights Difficulty of Daily Life in Iraq

Gunmen in police uniforms staged a mass kidnapping in Baghdad Tuesday. State television later reported that most people had been released. Experts discuss how Iraqis manage to live with the risk of violence.

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Nov 13

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Iraq Study Group Develops Policy Options as More Attacks Scar Country

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President Bush met Monday with members of the bipartisan Iraq Study Group and said he would not "prejudge" the forthcoming report, though he did praise the commission for asking good questions.

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Nov 02

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Engaging Iraq’s Neighbors in Dialogue Could Ease Violence, Expert Argues

In the conclusion of a series on U.S. strategy in Iraq, James Dobbins, director of International Security and Defense Policy Center at the Rand Corporation, discusses how engaging Iraq's neighbors in dialogue could stabilize the war-torn country.

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Oct 27

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Former CIA Officer Says Iraq Can Be Stabilized By Trained Security Forces

Next in a series exploring how the United States should handle the war in Iraq, former Army special forces and CIA officer Michael Vickers discusses how the security situation can be improved by properly training Iraqi security forces.

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Oct 26

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Democratic Senator Discusses Security in Iraq amid Increasing Violence

As the October death toll of U.S. troops in Iraq reached 96, Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki said more weaponry would be needed to handle the situation. Sen. Jack Reed, a Democrat on the Armed Services Committee who just returned from…

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Oct 25

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President Bush Calls Iraq Violence a ‘Serious Concern’

President Bush announced in a press conference that violence in Iraq is a "serious concern," as the death toll of U.S. troops neared 100 for the month of October. Analysts discuss the administration's evolving Iraq policy.

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Oct 16

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As Violence Escalates, President Bush Assures Iraq of U.S. Support

In a fresh wave of sectarian attacks in Iraq Monday, more than 100 people were killed. Meanwhile, President Bush assured Iraqi Prime Minister Maliki that the United States has no plans to set a timetable for the removal of U.S.

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Oct 04

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Iraqi Police Investigated for Possible Ties to Mass Kidnapping

A 700-member Iraqi police squad has been barred from duty because of suspected links to the kidnapping of 24 workers that occurred earlier in the week. A reporter provides an update on the situation.

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Oct 03

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Spate of Shootings Raises School Safety Concerns

Three shootings at schools in the past week, including the attack on an Amish schoolhouse near Lancaster, Pa., that claimed the lives of five girls, have heightened concerns about school safety nationwide. A reporter covering the Amish shooting and a…

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