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The Taliban rode Honda motorcycles, but US and Afghanistan troops didn't fall for trap set by hardened, battle-ready insurgents.
• On the way to Afghanistan Holbrooke seeks to ease tensions with NATO
  
Richard Holbrooke, Obama's special envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan, wants to unify allies at a time when many Europeans sense drift in the war and a lack of clear US ...
• Obamas Afghanistan plan the warlord factor
  
We owe it to our troops and to our Afghan friends to put the very best American and Afghan leaders in the provinces.
• Pacifying Afghanistan a dangerous dream
  
Does President Obama realize the difficulty of the task faced by America's young men and women there?
• AHN Clinton In Afghanistan To Attend Karzai Inauguration
  
(AHN) - U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived unannounced in Kabul, Afghanistan Wednesday to grace the inauguration of President Hamid Karzai.
• S Korea dispatches team for possible return to Afghanistan
  
South Korea said yesterday it had sent a team to Afghanistan to pave the way for the dispatch of troops and extra aid workers to the war-torn country.
• SEOUL Seoul may set up camp in northern Afghanistan
  
Foreign Minister Yu Myung-hwan said on Tuesday that South Korea was reviewing a northern province in Afghanistan to set up an independent camp for both soldiers and civilian aid workers.
• The man leading Afghanistans anti corruption fight
  
Afghanistan announced Monday the launch of a new anticorruption unit. The head of the current effort, Mohammad Yusin Osmani, says Afghanistan needs more prosecutions and inter-agency cooperation.
• Taliban make gains in Afghanistans forgotten north
  
Working with criminal gangs, Taliban are planting roadside bombs and extorting money in Afghanstan's northern provinces.