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17.06.2010, 03:07
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The US-led war in Afghanistan continues to struggle and US President Barack Obama has decided to postpone the Kandahar offensive.
02.09.2010, 22:00
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Polish President Bronislaw Komorowski has complained that the mission in Afghanistan costs Poland $1 billion annually, and asked NATO to define plans to start withdrawing soldiers from Afghanistan as soon as possible.
29.09.2010, 02:58
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The Pentagon burned 9,500 copies of a book it deemed a threat to national security. The US government paid the publisher nearly $50,000 dollars in printing costs, had the books pulled and destroyed.
10.07.2010, 21:17
In northern Afghanistan, over 1,000 people have joined a protest to demand foreign troops get out of the country.
08.07.2010, 04:08
The Korengal Valley is one of the most remote and dangerous places in Afghanistan. It is also home to a 15-man outpost called Restrepo.
24.10.2010, 03:25
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NATO has no future and today we have to re-think European security anew to switch to other forms of interaction between Russia and the EU, insists Viktor Kremyenuk, Deputy Director of the U.S. and Canada Institute.
26.06.2010, 02:54
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Many are wondering how the switch from Gen. McChrystal to Gen. Petraeus will affect the policy and strategy in Afghanistan.
29.06.2010, 20:16
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The US Senate is holding hearings that are expected to confirm the appointment of General David Petraeus as the new commander of the war in Afghanistan.
06.07.2010, 11:26
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Investigative journalist Daniel Estulin, who has made it his mission to uncover the secrets of the Bilderberg Group, has shared some of his revelations with RT.
16.08.2010, 21:35
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American public support for the war in Afghanistan is at an all-time low, with July being the deadliest month for US and NATO troops since 2001.
Published: 15 July, 2010, 03:53
Edited: 15 July, 2010, 18:34
Last month, Afghanistan surpassed Vietnam as the longest military campaign in US history, said US Senator John Kerry. It’s the comparison that cannot be avoided, by press, pundits, and now, politicians.
May they remain there for a long time to come. It is one of the ways to fight unemployment at homeland.