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Obama will send tens of thousands more troops to Afghanistan?

Since the end of August there has been much speculation on President Obama's decision on the new Afghanistan Strategy.  The President has been accused of dithering. General McChrystal has publicly stated...

US turns its eye to Baluchistan

"Quetta Front & the Baluchi Factor As fighting in Afghanistan, particularly the south, intensifies U.S. policy-makers are beginning to shift their gaze to Afghanistan’s southern border with Pakistan and...

China and Russia Band Together to Fight Terrorism, Weary of USA

The Shanghai Cooperation Organization saw China and Russia begin their military exercise together on Wednesday. Under the code name "PeaceMission-2009", the drill will last five days, July 22-26. The main focus...

Security in Afghanistan Worsening - Canadian Report

Canada has had troops deployed to Afghanistan since January 2002, when members of the Third Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry deployed as part of 10 Mountain Division.  Canada has been...

90 feared dead in NATO air-strike in Kunduz northern Afghanistan

Several News services are reporting a tragic event in Kunduz which is in Northern Afghanistan.  A NATO air strike was targeting Taliban insurgents who stole two fuel tankers.  Early estimates...

US Military Deaths in Afghanistan Region now at 642

The U.S. Department of Defense has released figures of Deaths in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Uzbekistan.  The total number as of 6 July 2009 is 642.  The Department last updated its figures at 10 a.m. EDT....

US Soldier Captured and Sold in Afghanistan to Taliban's Haqqani

A U.S soldier, private first class, is believed to have been captured in Afghanistan as almost 4,000 U.S Marines launched an operation in the Helmand Province to take control of Taliban strongholds. CNN is reporting...

Car bomb kills dozens in Kirkuk Market on heels of US Withdrawal

Today was the day that American troops withdrew from cities and towns in Iraq and estabilished themselves in the Iraqi countryside. No longer were American troops to be seen, helicopters no longer buzzed the...

Sadr City - Blast kills more than 75 at Market-Bomb

Wednesday a powerful bomb killed more than 75 people in a market in Sadr City, Baghdad's main Shiite neighborhood. The resurgence of violence casts serious doubts on the readiness of Iraqi Security Forces to...

Rocket attack on Bagram Airbase - Afghanistan kills 2 US troops

An insurgent rocket attack on Bagram Air Base, a major US Base in Afghanistan, has killed 2 US soldiers and wounded 6 others (4 Americans and 2 civilians). According to the top official, Kabir Ahamad, several...

Sri Lanka: Rajapakse in 1980's supporting JVP Terrorism!!!

Rajapakse in 1980's.If Sinhalese pick up the arms and fight the government they are insurgents. And Rajapakse had sympathy for them!!! But, if a Tamil journalist criticize the government then he is a terrorist....

The "eye in the sky" keeps Soldiers out of harm's way

Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) provide Soldiers with the capability to see activity surrounding an objective without detection. "A group of insurgents waits in the dark to ambush a convoy. They sit patiently,...

Obama Ponders Outreach to Elements of the Taliban

"WASHINGTON — President Obama declared in an interview that the United States was not winning the war in Afghanistan and opened the door to a reconciliation process in which the American military would reach out...

Sri Lanka: No cease-fire, rebels must surrender

This war is ending soon, probably  within days, with a Sri Lanka victory.  The big question is what happens next. Will there be reconciliation or another war? " Sri Lanka's prime minister on Thursday...

Fighting threatens Sri Lankan civilians

In this war, as in mostwars it is the civilians who suffer the most.Very sad."But as the military advances rapidly, human rights groups and humanitarian agencies have raised the alarm over the fate of ...

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