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The Taliban decides Afghans shouldn't be allowed to vacation, the battle for Anders Behring Breivik's sanity is close to concluding, and more tales of the unexpected from inside Syria.
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The Taliban decides Afghans shouldn't be allowed to vacation, the battle for Anders Behring Breivik's sanity is close to concluding, and more tales of the unexpected from inside Syria.
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Afghanistan: 4 kidnapped aid workers rescued by NATO

British Prime Minister David Cameron hailed the rescue as "extraordinarily brave, breathtaking even."

Guantanamo Taliban inmates agree to be transferred to Qatar

Five senior members of the Taliban government have agreed to be tranferred from Guantanamo Bay to Qatar as a part of a peace plan between the Afghan government and insurgents.

Afghanistan: 2 US soldiers reportedly killed by Afghan, as Obama apologizes over Quran burning (VIDEO)

Afghans have been protesting and in some cases rioting since the US government on Tuesday apologized for "improper disposal" of religious books.

Pakistan will ask Interpol for help in arresting Musharraf

The Pakistani Interior Ministry said it will seek Interpol's help in bringing former President Pervez Musharaf to justice in connection with the assassination of former Prime Minster Benazir Bhutto.

Taliban deny secret talks with Afghan government (VIDEO)

PESHAWAR – Zabihullah Mujahid, a Taliban spokesman, called those claiming to talk to the "puppet" government in Afghanistan impostors.

Mullah Obaidullah Akhund, senior Afghan Taliban leader, announced dead

"We strongly urge the Pakistani authorities to provide accurate and complete information regarding his detention, sickness and his death," said Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid.

Mullah Omar may have sent President Obama a letter

President Obama received an unsigned letter late last year that was allegedly authored by Mullah Omar.

Leaked NATO report says Taliban backed by Pakistan's spy agency (VIDEO)

NATO has confirmed the authenticity of the report, which was based on interrogations of 4,000 captured fighters and civilians, but says it should not be taken as analytical.

Former Taliban officials indicate preliminary talks with US

Taliban officials have been seen in Qatar for months, and have indicated a willingness to participate in trust-building measures with the US.
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