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Sunit | Sep 15 2008
a taliban meeting
According to reports from the Daily Mail, Britain's MI6 was involved in peace negotiations with the Taliban over the summer. This is a surprising report given the UK's tough non-negotiation policy against fundamentalist groups such as the Taliban. If...
Subhasis Chattopadhyay | Dec 6 2007
talibans
The Allies in Afghanistan do not understand that no amount of bombing will do away with the Taliban. Ideologies cannot be destroyed by the military. The UK Telegraph reports the imminent fall of Musa Qala in north of Helmand province. NATO has even...
Arpita Mukherjee | Nov 22 2007
afghan army
Afghanistan is fast slipping back into the hands of the Taliban. According to report by Senlis Council, an independent think-tank with long experience in the area, the Taliban has a permanent presence in 54% of Afghanistan and the country is in grave..
Subhasis Chattopadhyay | Nov 7 2007
terrorists in paki
Pakistan is falling to pieces. Terrorists have swamped Matta in Swat valley. 25 militants were freed in exchange of 213 soldiers captured in the tribal area of South Waziristan in August. The Telegraph UK reports that hardened criminals, among whom...
Subhasis Chattopadhyay | Oct 20 2007
the pope praying with muslims
Religion is a dangerous topic to write on. Everyone except God seems to be touchy about it. A recent document earlier this month by Muslim clerics to the Pope and other Church figures invites dialogue between Christians and Muslims. Otherwise, the...
Subhankar | Oct 17 2007
afghanistan can the nation ever climb up the ladder
There was a strong sense of hope and progress in 2001 when the US drove away the Taliban to the far outskirts and mountains of Afghanistan in their immediate retaliation to the 9/1 attacks by al-Qaeda. But six years down the line and the country is.
Subhankar | Oct 8 2007
war on terror when and how will it end
The global war on terror is rapidly failing. That's the message that has for long been circulating. A number of think-tanks in recent months have been publishing various research and reports on this matter and if anyone needs telling, all those reports.
Subhankar | Oct 3 2007
benazir bhutto
One of the stiffest opponents to the Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf is the former Prime Minister of the nation Benazir Bhutto. She has been in exile for 8 years now and faces corruption charges at home. Yet they don't deter her from...
Subhankar | Oct 3 2007
can the failing situation in afghanistan be still saved
For all who like to keep a keen eye on the situation in Afghanistan, it is all too apparent that violence has been increasing steadily since last year and that the Taliban is making a strong comeback into the heart of the country. The recently...
Anant | Sep 25 2007
Two Italian soldiers and their translator who were kidnapped on Saturday were freed by ISAF, the NATO-led force in Afghanistan. They were kidnapped in the western province of Herat and taken to neighbouring Farah province. ISAF said the Italian-led...