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Explosion Leaves 1 Police Dead, 2 Bodies Found in Afghanistan
3/11/2006
Border With Afghanistan to Be Fenced, Mined: Pakistan
3/11/2006
British General Will Lead Mission in Afghanistan
3/11/2006
Pakistani Taliban to Open Office to Settle Disputes
3/11/2006
Friendly Fire Has Killed 17 Soldiers in Iraq, Afghanistan
3/10/2006
Pakistan Considers Mining Afghan Frontier
3/10/2006
Spain to Increase Troops in Afghanistan
3/10/2006
NATO Allies Beef Up Their Forces in Southern Afghanistan
3/10/2006
US Military Planner Sees Afghan Violence Escalating
3/10/2006
Canadian Troops Flex Muscle in Taliban Stronghold
3/10/2006
Pakistan to Mine, Fence Afghan Border
3/10/2006
Grow Opium or Die: Afghan Farmers Say Choice Is Stark
3/9/2006
US Military Expects Violent Afghan Spring: Admiral
3/9/2006
US Military Expects Violent Afghan Spring
3/9/2006
Growing Strength of Pakistani Taliban Worries US Officials
3/9/2006
Pull Troops From Afghanistan, Canadian Mothers Say
3/9/2006
In Afghanistan, to Teach Is to Live in Fear
3/9/2006
US Airstrike Leaves 2 Dead in East Afghanistan
3/9/2006
Back Home, but Still Imprisoned: the Shadow of Guantanamo
3/9/2006
Musharraf Gives US General Evidence of Afghan Plot Against Pakistan
3/9/2006
Spain to Send More Troops to Afghanistan
3/8/2006
Afghanistan Mission Hard on Canadian Families
3/8/2006
Karzai Again Urges Pakistani Help on Security
3/8/2006
Afghans Begin Poppy-Eradication Program
3/8/2006
Canadian PM Vows to Keep Troops in Afghanistan
3/8/2006
Heroin Poppies Now Mainstay of Afghanistan Economy
3/8/2006
In the Shadow of the Taliban
3/8/2006
Facts on the Plight of Afghan Women
3/8/2006
Afghans Need to Do More Along Border: Pakistan PM
3/7/2006
Pakistan PM: Afghans Need to Do More Along Border
3/7/2006
Pak Contemplates Fencing Border With Afghanistan
3/7/2006
British Troops in Afghanistan 'for Years'
3/7/2006
Canadian Afghan Mission Not Up for Debate, Harper Says
3/7/2006
Pakistan Battles Taliban Backers
3/7/2006
Afghan-Pakistani Relations Deteriorating
3/7/2006

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