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Afghan president wants high-value detention center at Bagram Air Base handed over in a month
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NATO's Afghan task: Removing $30B of gear
Military planners must figure logistics of removing state-of-the-art weaponry, vehicles accumulated over 10 years of war
Taliban to open office in Qatar for talks
Militant group confirms willingness to engage in peace talks for 1st time, says liaison office will facilitate discussion
Al Qaeda, Taliban to Pakistan militants: Help us
Islamic militants asked to set aside differences, support fighting against U.S.-led forces in Afghanistan
U.S. renews push for talks with Taliban
Despite objections from President Karzai, State Dept. wants to renew cease-fire negotiations with Afghan militant reps
U.S.: Mistrust, mistakes led to Pakistani deaths
Pentagon says "overarching lack of trust" between nations, as well as communication errors, led to deadly Nov. airstrikes
Pakistan may tax ground shipments to NATO troops
While border remains closed to Afghanistan-bound trucks, Pakistan considers capitalizing on its supply routes
10,000 U.S. troops withdrawn from Afghanistan
Obama's order to drawdown U.S. Afghan force completed, officials say; 91,000 troops left there
IED kills 5 Polish troops in Afghanistan
Ghazni province official confirms all those killed in attack on convoy in country's east were from Poland
Air Force study finds drone pilots stressed
Long hours, lack of manpower biggest reasons behind feelings of burnout experienced by nearly a third of pilots
Pakistan mulls tax on NATO shipments
While border remains closed to Afghanistan-bound trucks, Pakistan considers capitalizing on its supply routes
Panetta on Afghan war: "We're winning"
Defense secretary tells U.S. troops they have reached turning point in Afghanistan, demands Pakistan secures shared border
Pakistan mulls air defenses at border
General says NATO airstrike on Pakistan troops was planned by U.S. and air defenses needed to prevent recurrence
Karzai to confront Pakistan over Kabul attack
Afghan leader says he will "talk" to Pakistan as group based across border claims deadly bombing
Blasts kill scores as Afghans mark holy day
Officials say 56 killed, 160 wounded as suicide blasts hit Shiite shrine in Kabul, 2 more locations across country
An Afghan's choice: Marry rapist or stay jailed
A 19-year-old Afghan woman sits in jail after being raped and becoming pregnant, accused of adultery
U.S., allies pledge Afghanistan support
As NATO forces look to leave the country, Afghanistan's backers vow to keep fueling fragile economy at Bonn conference
Pakistan won't cooperate in bombing investigation
DOD says Pakistan isn't participating in investigation of NATO bombing that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers, as accusations fly
Pakistan: No "prior information" of air strikes
Pakistan's army flatly rejects claim by U.S. officials that they were warned of pending strikes which left 24 Pakistani troops dead
Will Pakistan's boycott render Bonn "futile?"
Western officials tell CBS News Islamabad's ire over U.S. air strike may greatly dilute prospects for Afghan peace summit
Pakistan: NATO strikes lasted almost 2 hours
Army says it pleaded with NATO to halt air strikes; Afghan officials say raids called after "heavy" shelling from Pakistan
U.S.-Pakistan relations now at their "worst"
After a NATO airstrike kills 24 Pakistani soldiers, Pakistan rages at the U.S., endangering a crucial relationship
Pakistanis lash out at U.S. over border fight
In a case of likely mistaken identification, NATO airships kill 24 Pakistanis, and push a key ally away
Pakistan to boycott Afghan conference
Islamabad will sit out international meeting on stabilizing Afghanistan in response to deadly NATO attack
U.S. to cut Afghanistan force 1/3 in a year
Drawdown plans announced by U.S., allies show 2012 will be a year of exodus, and a harrowing test for Afghan forces
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