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20 June 2010Why the Afghan end-game is so hard to play
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Tagged Under Al Qaeda , NATO , Taliban |
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21 September 2009Terrorism from the sea
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Tagged Under Al Qaeda , Bombay High , Insecure coastlines , LTTE |
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11 March 2010Rising extremism in South Asia
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1 May 2010The Prospects for Security and Political Reconciliation in Afghanistan:Local, National, and Regional Perspectives
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10 February 2010Why Pakistanis Support Islamist Militancy
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Tagged Under Al Qaeda , Islamist Militancy , Lakshar e Taiba , Pakistan , US Foreign policy |
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14 January 2010Profile: Lashkar-e-Taiba (Army of the Pure) (a.k.a. Lashkar e-Tayyiba, Lashkar e-Toiba; Lashkar-i-Taiba)
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Tagged Under Al Qaeda , Lashar-e-Taiba (LeT) , Pakistan , terrorism |
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22 September 2010Talk to the Haqqanis, before it's too late
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Last month Jonathan Powell, Tony Blair's chief Northern Ireland negotiator, argued that "no group should |
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courtesy: Gerald Nino
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11 October 2010Why Drones Are Here to Stay
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Recent weeks have brought into sharp focus just how delicate the balancing act is for the US-led coalition in Afghanistan as it battles extremists alongside a sometimes reluctant ally. Tagged Under Af-Pak , Al Qaeda , NATO , UAVs |
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4 May 2011Obama gets Osama
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The sudden killing of Osama Bin Laden by US special forces is being celebrated all over the world, but especially in Afghanistan and Iraq which became, wrongly, the victims of American wrath Tagged Under Al Qaeda , Karzai , Lashkar-e-toiba , Osama , Shia-Sunni , Taliban |
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23 March 2011Afghanistan: Negotiating peace
For nearly ten years, the U.S. and the international community have been engaged in the struggle to secure a stable peace in Afghanistan. The international |
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