Britain faces legal challenge over secret US 'kill list' in Afghanistan
Britain's role in supplying information to an American military "kill list" in Afghanistan is being subjected to legal challenge amid growing international concern over targeted strikes against suspected insurgents and drug traffickers. An Afghan man who lost five relatives in a missile strike started proceedings against the Serious Organised Crime Agency (Soca) and the Ministry of Defence demandi
Obama Signs Pact in Kabul, Turning Page in Afghan War (Published 2012)
President Obama visited Kabul on Tuesday to sign a strategic partnership agreement with Afghanistan’s president, Hamid Karzai.Credit...Doug Mills/The New York Times KABUL, Afghanistan — President Obama, speaking to an American television audience on Tuesday night from Bagram Air Base, declared that he had traveled here to herald a new era in the relationship between the United States and Afghanist
Obama Will Speed Pullout From War in Afghanistan (Published 2011)
President Obama said troop reductions would continue "at a steady pace," bringing to an end America's longest war, which has cost 1,500 American lives. WASHINGTON — President Obama declared Wednesday that the United States had largely achieved its goals in Afghanistan, setting in motion a substantial withdrawal of American troops in an acknowledgment of the shifting threat in the region and the fa
Obama Cites Afghan Gains as Report Says Exit Is on Track (Published 2010)
President Obama, speaking at a news conference on Thursday to discuss a review of his strategy for the war in Afghanistan, said “We are making considerable gains toward our military objectives.”Credit...Drew Angerer/The New York Times WASHINGTON � The Obama administration plans to further step up attacks on Al Qaeda and Taliban insurgents in the tribal areas of Pakistan, to address one of the fund
The Last Mission
Special Representative Holbrooke, in New York.Photograph by Brigitte Lacombe A week after being elected President, Barack Obama summoned Richard Holbrooke to his transition headquarters, at the Hilton Hotel in Chicago. To some members of Obama’s staff, the invitation was surprising: Obama and Holbrooke hardly knew each other, and Holbrooke had firmly supported Hillary Clinton during the primaries.
Karzai was 'diagnosed with manic depression', new book on war claims
Thank you for registeringPlease refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged inPlease refresh your browser to be logged in Karzai was 'diagnosed with manic depression', new book on war claimsPresident Obama's distrust for Afghan President and his agonising search for a way out are revealed by Bob Woodward
Barack Obama's battle to get out of Afghanistan
The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Friday 24 September 2010 This story said that Barack Obama had been alone in the US Senate in opposing the Iraq war. Obama was some way from reaching the senate when, in October 2002, it voted on whether to authorise President George W Bush to use military force against Iraq. Twenty-three senators voted a
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