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Osama Bin Laden's Family To Depart Pakistan Thursday; US Worries Over Revenge Attacks

The discovery of the world?s former most wanted man threatened relations between the U.S. and Pakistan.

Joe Biden Slams Mitt Romney on Foreign Policy: I Promise You, The President Has a Big Stick

Just days before the anniversary of Osama bin Laden's killing, Vice President Joe Biden directly appealed to students while boasting President Barack Obama's foreign policy achievements and slamming presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney as out of touch.

Pakistan: Foreign Minister Claims Military Power Easing, While Prime Minister Convicted Of Contempt

She also said that this new dynamic may lead to significant changes with respect to Pakistan?s relationships with the U.S. and India.

Afghanistan Gold and Copper Mines Bidding: Six Indian Companies Shortlisted

Four Indian public sector companies along with two private players Monnet Ispat & Energy and Jindal Steel & Power are among the twenty five companies shortlisted for investing in gold and copper mines in Badakhsan, Zarkashan, Balkhab and Shaida region of Afghanistan.

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Iran Decodes '50 Years Of American Technology' From Downed Drone

Iran has recovered data from the unmanned American drone that crashed near the Afghan border last year, and is using the information to reverse-engineer its own spy plane, the Islamic Republic announced on Sunday.

US, Afghans Reach Draft On Strategic Pact

Afghanistan and the United States agreed Sunday on a draft of a long-awaited deal that will define the scope and nature of a U.S. presence in the country for up to a decade after the pullout of most NATO combat troops in 2014.

Iranian President Ahmadinejad greets India's Minister for New and Renewable Energy Abdullah in Tehran

Iran And India: A Tangled Web Of Oil And Geopolitics

India -which criticized the sanctions by the U.S., United Nations and European Union - recently became Iran's top oil buyer.

Widow of Fort Carson Soldier Notified of Husband's Death on Facebook

The military is investigating the situation surrounding the wife of a Fort Carson, Colo. soldier who learned of her husband's death via Facebook.

A U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter takes off from FOB Bostick in eastern Afghanistan's Naray district

NATO Helicopter With 4 Aboard Crashes In Afghanistan

All passengers are believed to be American nationals.

Brittany Killgore Dead: Suspect Charged With First Degree Murder, Could Face Life In Prison, Marine’s Wife's Body Found

Jennifer Lynn Lopez was formally charged Thursday for murdering Brittany Killgore, a Marine's wife. Investigators remained mum on the connection between the two.

Afghanistan Troop Withdrawal: Australia Wavers As Public Support For NATO, ISAF Wanes

As Afghanistan troop withdrawals are scheduled for 2014, Australia has renewed its pledge to adhere to NATO plans. But an abrupt U-turn this week indicates the political difficulties of adhering to an international commitment.

CIA Seeks Yemen Drone Strike Escalation

In an effort to expand its campaign of covert drone strikes in Yemen, the Central Intelligence Agency has asked for the authority to target suspected terrorists without needing to establish their identity first.

Afghan Corpse Photos: Karzai Calls For Full Transition Of Security Responsibilities To Afghan Forces

Afghan President Hamid Karzai on Thursday called for an accelerated and full transition of security responsibilities to Afghan forces following the release of photos of U.S. soldiers posing with the corpses of Afghan insurgents.

NYC Conspirator In Al Qaeda Subway Bomb Plot Testifies

One of the three men who had plotted to blow up the New York City subway system in September of 2009 appeared in Brooklyn Federal Court Tuesday to testify in the trial of co-conspirator Adis Medunjanin.

On Twitter, campaigns dog each other with insults

It's either an amusing way to follow the 2012 presidential campaign, or the death rattle for meaningful political discourse in America.

Brittany Killgore Missing: Suspect’s Suicide Note Leads Police To Body, Marine’s Wife ‘Victim Of Foul Play’

Investigators in San Diego County have possibly found the body of missing Marine wife Brittany Killgore. They have arrested a second suspect in the case.

New Photos Of U.S. Troops Posing With Afghan Insurgents' Dead Bodies Could Provoke Enemy, Says Defense Department

The Department of Defense on Wednesday said that the published photographs of U.S. troops posing with the maimed body parts of Afghan insurgents can provoke the enemy to react with violence against U.S. and Afghanistan service members.

British soldier on patrol outside military base near Lashkar Gah in southern Afghanistan

U.S. Asks Nato To Help Pay $4-Billion Annual Afghan Security Bill

The United States, the largest contributor in terms of manpower and money by far, is expected to ask alliance members to shoulder a quarter of the costs of supporting Afghan forces.

Afghan Girls Poisoned: Taliban, Opposed to Female Education, Are Prime Suspects

Violence, acid attacks and now poisoning. Extremists will try anything to keep girls from seeking an education in Afghanistan.

Australian PM Calls For Early Withdrawal Of 'Diggers' From Afghanistan

The pullout will see the 1,500-strong Australian contingent leave Afghanistan by the end of 2013, a year earlier than planned, Prime Minister Julia Gillard said Tuesday.

Prime Minister Julia Gillard announces early withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan

Australia Announces Early Withdrawal Of Troops From Afghanistan, Opposition Terms Decision As Politically Motivated

Australia is planning to pull out most of its troops by 2013, a year earlier than planned. Prime Minister Julia Gillard announced Tuesday that the mission in Afghanistan was nearly completed and most of its troops would be back home by 2013, smh.com reported.

Karzai Blames Spy Failures By NATO For Kabul Battle

Afghan President Hamid Karzai said Monday that Sunday's coordinated Taliban attack on Kabul showed a failure by Afghan intelligence and especially by NATO, while Washington signaled the Haqqani group of militants was responsible.

Lord Nazir Ahmed, Labour MP, Suspended After Offering $15.8 Million Reward For Obama’s Capture, Denies Allegations ‘I Never Said Those Words’

Lord Nazir Ahmed was suspended from the Labour party Monday after reports surfaced that the Muslim life peer offered a bounty for the capture of President Obama and former president George W. Bush.

The Huffington Post Wins Its First Pulitzer with David Wood's 'Beyond the Battlefield'

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