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Waging the war against terror
Sun National StaffWASHINGTON - The new war against terrorism could well begin in the dun-colored mountains and the ancient cities of Afghanistan. Cruise missiles fired from Navy ships in the Arabian Sea strike military and political targets, while F-18 attack aircraft...Tags: United Nations, Society, Osama bin Laden, Biological and Chemical Weapons, FBI
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Taliban delay reply to U.S.
Sun Foreign StaffISLAMABAD, Pakistan - The Taliban government of Afghanistan delayed issuing a final response yesterday to U.S. demands that it surrender Osama bin Laden, but Muslim clerics there and in Pakistan talked of resisting if the United States attacked. Gen....Tags: U.S. Military, Osama bin Laden, Mohammed Omar, Islamabad (Pakistan), Afghanistan
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Q&A with The Sun's Douglas M. Birch
Sun StaffWhat is the number of deaths and injuries sustained by Afghan non-combat civilians and the number of all American (either combat or non) deaths and injuries in Afghanistan since 9/11? I ask this because I noticed myself recoil when a colleague...Tags: Osama bin Laden, U.S. Department of Defense, Hospitals and Clinics, Al-Qaeda, Wars and Interventions
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Deal allows U.N. forces in Afghan cities
Associated PressKABUL, Afghanistan - The new Afghan government has reached an agreement with international peacekeepers on how they will function in the coming months as U.S. Marines prepared to hand over a base in southern Afghanistan to soldiers from the Army's 101st...Tags: United Nations, Osama bin Laden, Transportation Accidents, FBI, Al-Qaeda
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Pakistani leader urges calm
Sun Foreign StaffISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Quoting from the Quran and dressed in his military uniform, Pakistan's ruler, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, assured his nation in a television address last night that his decision to help the United States search for Osama bin Laden would...Tags: United Nations, Osama bin Laden, India, Wars and Interventions, Refugee
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Marines dig in, jets attack
Sun National StaffWASHINGTON - Two Navy F-14 Tomcat warplanes attacked an armored convoy yesterday that had been spotted near an airstrip where U.S. Marines had just landed, according to a Navy spokesman. The Tomcats destroyed some of the 15 vehicles, which included tanks...Tags: Heavy Engineering, Transportation Accidents, Osama bin Laden, Prisons, Al-Qaeda
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Afghan clerics say bin Laden should go
Sun Foreign StaffISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Faced with the threat of an American military strike, Afghanistan's senior Islamic clerics recommended yesterday that the ruling Taliban persuade accused terrorist Osama bin Laden to leave the country. The clerics' decision was an...Tags: Osama bin Laden, Cultural Development, Culture, Gaming, Defense
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Letters to the Editor
Attacks reveal best and worst of our character Since bloody Tuesday, the world has witnessed Americans at their best and Americans at their worst. The innumerable acts of compassion, generosity and kindness contributed by millions who live in the...Tags: Attack on Pearl Harbor (1941), Charity, Afghanistan, Religious Conflicts, Glen Burnie
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For Afghan Scouts, 'Be prepared' takes on a new meaning
KABUL, Afghanistan –- Mohammad Aziz Ayob adjusts his Boy Scout scarf, leans over and settles a sapling into the dry Kabul soil as two NATO helicopters pass overhead, the clack-clack of their blades echoing off the neighboring mountains. Bobbing...
Tags: United Nations, Bombings, Emergency Incidents, Iraq, Sociology
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Expect more attacks on foreigners in Afghanistan, warns deputy commander
ReutersKABUL (Reuters) - The international community in Afghanistan, recently hit by two high-profile attacks on aid organizations, should brace itself for more Taliban violence in the coming months, the deputy commander of foreign forces said. "I think we...Tags: Afghanistan, Wars and Interventions, Pakistan, Taliban, September 11, 2001 Attacks
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Iraqis, Afghans who helped U.S. in wars look to Congress for resettlement
McClatchy Washington BureauWASHINGTON Congress will consider legislation Friday that could ease the way for thousands of Iraqis and Afghans to resettle in the United States to escape the dangers that come with their work for the U.S. military, news outlets and nonprofit groups....Tags: U.S. Senate, John McCain, Migration, National Defense Authorization Act, Al-Qaeda
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UN says more accountability needed on Afghanistan's Kabulbank scandal
Reuters* Kabulbank collapsed in 2010 after $935 million stolen * UN says jail sentences in case were "relatively light" By Michelle Nichols UNITED NATIONS, June 13 (Reuters) - More people must be held accountable for the 2010 collapse of Afghanistan's...Tags: Theft, United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, Prisons, Afghanistan
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