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BBC NEWS | South Asia | Aid agencies issue Afghan warning
A distraught Afghan woman holds images of her family members killed in August 2008 during a US led raid
BBC NEWS | South Asia | American leverage in South Asia
BBC NEWS | South Asia | American leverage in South Asia
news.bbc.co.uk — Anti-US protest in Chaman, near the Pakistan-Afghan border, 27 March 2009... (more) BBC NEWS | South Asia | American leverage in South Asia
BBC NEWS | World | South Asia | US envoy weighs Afghan challenge
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BBC NEWS | South Asia | New Afghan law worries Nato chief
BBC NEWS | South Asia | New Afghan law worries Nato chief
news.bbc.co.uk — Nato's head says it could be difficult to persuade European countries to contribute more troops to Afghanistan... because of controversial new laws. Jaap de Hoop Scheffer said the planned laws violated human rights and were unjustifiable when Nato troops ... (more) BBC NEWS | South Asia | New Afghan law worries Nato chief
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Aid Agencies Beg Obama Not To Arm Afghan Militias
Newshoggers.com — ... The NGO's also objected to the Af/Pak "stratergy" on the basis that any surge in troops will mean a parallel counter-productive surge in Afghan civilian casualties. ...

Tomgram: William Astore, Déjà Vu All Over Again in Afghanistan
TomDispatch — ... the Taliban are largely incapable of bringing down American and NATO planes or helicopters, attacking big American bases, or massing for major offensives of any sort. While growing in strength by every measure available, what they are largely capable of doing, in military terms, is blowing things up via roadside bombs or suicide attacks (which is, of course, no small thing). As a result, American casualties, while serious and possibly due to rise this year (along with Afghan civilian casualties), are exceedingly modest if measured by a Vietnam-era ...

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