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...and causing civilian and security force casualties. There were also scattered small-arms attacks on several government ministries, a Kabul police official said. Three security personnel were killed as they...
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Afghan police repel suicide attack in south
Miami Herald | 7 days ago
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...of Kabul, power base of the feeble central government led by Karzai. Al-Qaida leaders have regrouped near the Pakistan-Afghan border. The United States and its NATO allies are sending 37,000 more troops in a...
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Karzai Sets Plans To Woo Taliban, Fight Corruption
NPR | January 28, 2010
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...an attack aimed at unnerving the Afghan capital. The attack was repulsed, but not before three members of the security forces and two civilians were killed. On Monday night, four police officers were killed...
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Bomber Strikes Near U.S. Base in Afghanistan
New York Times | January 26, 2010
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...central government led by Karzai. Al-Qaida leaders, on the run for eight years, have regrouped, their tentacles grasping beyond their base near the Pakistan-Afghan border. The conflict is at a crossroads,...
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London meeting to seek ways to win Afghan war
The Seattle Times | January 26, 2010
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...was installing new members to his cabinet. While the numbers of killed and injured were mild by Afghanistan standards, the dead terrorists had delivered their message. The Taliban was still a force with which to...
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How to Recruit a Suicide Bomber
Human Events: Politics | January 25, 2010
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...shopping mall Taliban suicide bombers attacked a Kabul shopping mall near the Afghan Presidential Palace on Monday, setting the building on fire and causing civilian and security force casualties. There were also...
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Shooting near Freeport mine in Indonesia wounds 7
The News Tribune | January 23, 2010
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At least 12 people are killed in capital during five hours KABUL, Afghanistan | Taliban militants wearing explosive vests launched a brazen daylight assault Monday on the center of Kabul, with suicide bombings...
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Taliban attacks Kabul in daylight
Washington Times | January 19, 2010
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...Taliban militants attacked several places in the heart of Kabul, Afghanistan. Taliban suicide bombers attack Kabul shopping mall Taliban suicide bombers attacked a Kabul shopping mall near the Afghan...
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Taliban strikes in Afghan capital kill 5, injure at least 71
Miami Herald - World | January 18, 2010
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...including three U.N. staff. PHOTOS: Taliban militants attack Kabul Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid told the Associated Press that 20 armed militants, including some with suicide vests, had entered Kabul...
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Taliban bombers strike <strong>Kabul; at least 5 dead, 40 injured
USATODAY.com | January 18, 2010
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Fires raged after two shopping centres, a cinema and Kabul's only five-star hotel were targeted by heavily armed militants who set off a wave of explosions apparently targeting nearby government buildings.
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Five dead as Taliban militants strike across Kabul
Sydney Morning Herald - World | January 18, 2010
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ATTACK SCENE: Afghan policemen gather around a shopping mall as the government forces restored control after the Taliban attack in Kabul. LATEST: The New Zealand Army denies their Special Air Service soldiers...
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Taliban attack heart of Kabul
Stuff | January 18, 2010
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...with security forces and killing at least five people including a child. Fires raged after two shopping centres, a cinema and the only five-star hotel in the Afghan capital were targeted by heavily armed...
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Militants launch multiple attacks across Kabul
Sydney Morning Herald - World | January 18, 2010
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...new efforts by the Afghan government to get insurgents to defect. Explosions rocked the capital as two of the attackers detonated suicide vests. Gun battles raged for more than five hours near the gates of the...
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What's behind latest Taliban attack on Kabul?
Christian Science Monitor | January 18, 2010
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Jan. 18 (Bloomberg) -- Taliban guerrillas attacked key ministries near the presidential palace in Kabul in their broadest assault on the government of Hamid Karzai since losing power in 2001. "A group of Taliban...
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Taliban Attacks Kabul in Biggest Strike Yet on Afghan Capital
BusinessWeek Online | January 18, 2010
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...power in 2001. Troops exchanged gunfire with militants for more than three hours before President Hamid Karzai declared that security had been restored, Agence France-Presse reported. Five people died and...
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Taliban Attacks Ministries in Biggest Kabul Assault (Update2)
BusinessWeek Online | January 18, 2010
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Heavy fighting has broken out in the centre of the Afghan capital after a wave of up to 20 Taliban gunmen and suicide bombers launched a series of attacks on government buildings. Published: 9:01AM GMT 18 Jan...
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Afghanistan: Taliban fighters attack Kabul
Telegraph.co.uk Telegraph newspaper online | January 18, 2010
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...public support, the U.S. special envoy to the region said Saturday. Richard Holbrooke, making his sixth trip to Afghanistan in the past year, said the ruthlessness of militants like Hakimullah Mehsud, the...
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US envoy: Brutal attacks erode militants' support
San Diego Union-Tribune | January 16, 2010
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...incidents in Afghanistan, officials said Friday. NATO confirmed that the American died Thursday in eastern Afghanistan, but provided no other details. Nine members of the Afghan National Police were...
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2 US troops, 4 Afghan troops killed in Afghanistan
The News Tribune | January 13, 2010