NATO: Afghan drawdown unaffected by ops change
Alliance denies decision to scale back joint operations with Afghan army, police will change withdrawal timeline
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Afghan suicide blasts target foreigners
Group led by one-time U.S. ally claims deadly attack on bus as revenge for video mocking Islam; Official says 2nd bomb wounds 3 U.S. troops
Afghan ops change raises doubts among U.K. pols
British opposition lawmakers criticize NATO decision to scale back operations with Afghan soldiers
Essential joint NATO-Afghan ops in limbo
While larger training programs continue, indefinite cessation of joint front line operations challenges war effort's central policy
U.S. military suspends joint patrols with Afghans
The heart of the U.S. withdrawal strategy in Afghanistan is dealt a blow by string of deadly "insider attacks"
After attacks, NATO lessens Afghan partnership
51 international troops have been killed by uniformed Afghans, ruining trust between the two sides
Protests linger after deadly Afghan weekend
Angry crowd hurls stones at U.S. base; Weekend sees revival of "insider attacks" as NATO airstrike kills Afghan women
4 U.S. troops killed in Afghan insider attack
Authorities in Afghanistan say 4 Americans have been killed in an apparent insider attack by Afghan police officers
Officials: 8 women killed in NATO airstrike
Afghan villagers say women, girls who were out gathering firewood died in coalition airstrike
2 British soldiers killed in Afghan insider attack
Shooting came a day after insurgents in the same region stormed a sprawling British base, killing two U.S. Marines
Attackers in Afghanistan wore U.S. uniforms
Coalition authorities say insurgents who attacked a British airfield, killing two U.S. Marines, wore U.S. Army uniforms
2 US troops killed in base attack in Afghanistan
Pentagon officials tell CBS News than 2 U.S. service members were killed in an insurgent attack on an Allied air base
U.S. not handing over all Afghan prisoners
In the transfer of Bagram Prison to Afghan officials, the U.S. military has displayed a fear of leniency on their side
Report: Afghan fuel program lacks accountability
U.S. inspector general finds no proof $1.1 billion program supplying fuel for Afghan army actually being used for their missions
Haqqani network behind Kabul blast near NATO HQ?
6 civilians dead, 5 hurt in suicide bombing; Taliban claims responsibility, but Afghan official says Haqqani may be behind it
U.S. labeling Haqqani network a terror group
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says U.S. will continue to pursue military, diplomatic action against Pakistan-based group
Haqqani: Terrorist label may bring POW "hardships"
Newly designated foreign terrorist organization signals it may harm Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl after holding him captive for 3 years
Tea and honey with the "lion of God"
The story of Afghanistan's Jalaladin Haqqani and the rise of the Haqqani network in Pakistan
Prince Harry's battlefield dream come true
Young royal has said since his 2008 Afghan tour was cut short that he wanted to get back on the front lines, and he's made it
Personal history: Koran is glue that's held Afghans together
Jere Van Dyk: The West must learn quickly how important the Koran is in Afghanistan, and why
Prince Harry returns to Afghanistan
British royal back on front lines for 2nd tour, set to take on insurgents as an Apache helicopter gunner
Charm offensive against "insider attacks"
NATO and Afghan commanders highlight new measures to try and address cultural differences, spot personal grudges
Afghan copter crash kills 2 NATO service members
Incident under investigation; Soldiers' nationalities not identified
Hundreds of Afghan troops sacked, detained
Defense Ministry says soldiers came under suspicion amid probe into "insider attacks"; Pace of dismissals "intensified in recent months"
NATO vows to prevent more Afghan insider attacks
Alliance's top official aims to "do everything it takes" to crack down on surge of attacks by Afghan soldiers, police
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