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In Afghanistan, a job half done
DESPITE ALL the current focus on Iraq and the threat posed by Saddam Hussein, crisis may be returning to Afghanistan - and the United States needs to do something about it fast.While the Karzai government is a vast improvement over its Taliban predecessors and communist stooges running the country two decades ago, it has only a tenuous grip on power. (AFP Photo)...

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Silver, socks make Afghan refugees independent
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Afghan photos Refugee Pakistan Japan Next 20
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Arrests give new hope in hunt for al-Qaeda FOCUS / WAR ON TERRORISM It is ...
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The Associated Press KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — Afghan security forces discovered explosives aboard a fuel tanker in the capita...
U.S. Wants Custody of 9/11 Suspect
The Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States wants custody of Ramzi Binalshibh and will work with Pakistani author...
U.S. Tracks Terror Network Calls
The Associated Press | WASHINGTON (AP) — Government agents have recently uncovered numerous calls from difficult-to-track prep...
Germany Won't Seek Pakistan Suspect
The Associated Press | KARACHI, Pakistan (AP) — Germany dropped its request for the extradition of Ramzi Binalshibh on Sunday,...
Pentagon Presses Yemen Terror Hunt
The Associated Press | WASHINGTON (AP) — The Pentagon is stepping up the hunt for al-Qaida fighters in Yemen, ancestral home o...
Bush security adviser says U.S. will press Pakistan to hand over Sept. 11 suspect Binalshibh
Boston Herald WASHINGTON - The United States wants custody of Ramzi Binalshibh and will work with Pakistani authorities to h...
U.S. Wants Custody of 9/11 Suspect
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Germany Won't Seek Pakistan Suspect
ABC News • • • KARACHI, Pakistan Sept. 15 — Germany dropped its request for the extradition of Ram...
U.S. Tracks Terror Network Calls
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Bomb Plot Foiled in Afghan Capital-Kabul TV
ABC News • • • Sept. 15 | — KABUL (Reuters) - Afghan police foiled a bomb plot Sunday after they d...
Pentagon Presses Yemen Terror Hunt
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N.Y. Terror Suspects Face Hearing
ABC News • • • BUFFALO, N.Y. Sept. 15 — Five men who worked, lived and socialized together in west...
U.S. to Seek Suspect From Pakistan
ABC News • • • W A S H I N G T O N, Sept. 15 — The United States wants custody of Ramzi Binalshibh...
U.S. Wants Custody of 9/11 Suspect
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Explosives found aboard Kabul fuel tanker
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Pakistan mulls terror suspect's extradition
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Official says investigation into Lackawanna cell began before Sept. 11
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'September 11 planner' handed to US
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