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Osama bin Laden's escape: A tale of subterfuge and hard cashupdated: Thu Apr 28 2011 00:36:00

How did Osama bin Laden escape the dragnet that closed in around his mountain hideout in Afghanistan in December 2001?

Leaked documents offer few glimpses of bin Ladenupdated: Tue Jul 27 2010 17:39:00

The recently released cache of U.S. reports from Afghanistan provides fleeting glimpses into the possible whereabouts of al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden in the years since his escape from American forces at Tora Bora.

Karzai holds peace talks with insurgentsupdated: Mon Mar 22 2010 12:35:00

Afghan President Hamid Karzai has held talks with representatives of a major insurgent group whose leader is known for anti-U.S. rhetoric and support for al Qaeda, officials said Monday.

Maverick pro-Taliban militant offers to help U.S. forcesupdated: Mon Aug 17 2009 05:34:00

An Afghan militant group is willing to "help" U.S. and coalition forces, if they prepare to leave Afghanistan, the group's leader said in a statement given to CNN on Monday.

Time.com: New Attack Adds to Afghans' Woesupdated: Mon Jul 14 2008 13:45:00

A surprise raid stuns the NATO alliance, but it brings no sympathy for the coalition forces among the local populace

Former lawmaker charged in terrorism caseupdated: Thu Jan 17 2008 09:55:00

A former congressman has been charged in connection with his work for an Islamic charity accused of funneling money to an Afghan warlord, prosecutors announced Wednesday.

Afghan warlord claims credit for Kabul bombingupdated: Tue Nov 27 2007 03:15:00

An anti-government group led by Afghan warlord Gulbuddin Hekmatyar claimed responsibility for a suicide bomb attack on a convoy of U.S. contractor SUVs near the U.S. Embassy in Kabul Tuesday morning, an Afghan police official said.

General: 'Mistakes' made in Afghanistan strikeupdated: Sat Oct 28 2006 02:42:00

NATO Supreme Allied Commander Gen. James Jones promised Afghan President Hamid Karzai at a news conference Saturday that a full investigation of an incident involving the unintended death of around 70 Afghan civilians would be launched.

Karzai launches civilian deaths probeupdated: Fri Oct 27 2006 13:38:00

Afghan President Hamid Karzai has assembled a team to investigate reports of civilian casualties caused by NATO air operations in southern Afghanistan.

Afghan militant vows to fight onupdated: Thu May 04 2006 18:32:00

A maverick Afghan militant issued defiant anti-U.S. rhetoric and support for al Qaeda in a videotape message on Thursday, the same day an Afghan military commander acknowledged that it "will take time" to defeat the "various insurgent groups."

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