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Taliban militants torch 10 Nato oil tankers

Suspected Taliban militants in northwestern Pakistan on Saturday torched 10 oil tankers ferrying oil supplies for Nato troops in Afghanistan in, police said.

US sending M1 Abrams battle tanks to Afghanistan

In another sign of escalation of war against the Taliban, the US is sending heavily armoured M1 Abrams main battle tanks to Afghanistan to step up attacks on insurgents, a media report said on Friday.

20 killed in US drone strike in northwest Pakistan

Peshawar: At least 20 Taliban militants were killed today when missiles fired from US drones struck a compound and a speeding vehicle in the restive northwest Pakistan – the 100th such attack in the t

Two killed in Pak blast

Peshawar: A powerful bomb went off near the home of a slain tribal elder in a Taliban-infested area in northwest Pakistan today, killing at least two persons, including the imam of a mosque, and inj

Taliban attack airport in eastern Afghanistan

Taliban militants attacked Jalalabad airport and a military base for foreign forces in eastern Afghanistan on Saturday but the strike was thwarted, officials said.

Afghan police unit in Khogenyani defected to Taliban

An entire contingent of the police on duty in an Afghan town appeared to have switched sides to the Taliban, surrendering a police station after cutting a deal with the militants, and leaving the Afgh

Karzai in ‘secret talks’ with Taliban to stop 'dangerous' Haqqani network

Kabul: Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai has reportedly held a secret meeting with three Taliban leaders in an effort to weaken the Haqqani network.

Jalaluddin Haqqani, a commander in the 1980s Afgh

About billion dollars worth of US aid now in Taliban pockets

Washington: About one billion dollars worth of US aid has wound up in the hands of the Taliban and other insurgency groups, war analysts and government auditors say.

Sub-contractors have reportedly d

Drones killing one Taliban boss every week

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Kabul: Pilotless drones of the Royal Air Force, flown by remote control, are killing the top brass of the Taliban in Afghanistan at the rate of one per week.

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Follow India's example, give land to Pak poor to avoid Taliban

Toronto: A University of Washington academic has said Pakistan can learn from India’s example of helping landless poor build better lives from themselves.

Roy Prosterman, the founder and chair emerit

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