Pentagon Is Open to Moving More Marines to Afghanistan | Print |  E-mail Friday, 09 May 2008   Views : 16     Favoured : None The Marine Corps may begin shifting its major combat forces out of Iraq to focus on Afghanistan in 2009 if greater security in Iraq allows a reduction of Marines there, top Pentagon officials said yesterday. and Adm.

Dutch and Slovak foreign ministers arrived in Afghanistan | Print |  E-mail Friday, 09 May 2008   Views : 17     Favoured : None e ?? key on keyboard to turn the page. To zoom using mouse wheel just press and hold down CTRL key and roll the wheel. Afghan meet to restore dialogue | Print |  E-mail Friday, 09 May 2008   Views : 18     Favoured : None There has been a significant increase in the number of attacks this yearTribal leaders, members of civil society and politicians in Afghanistan have held a meeting to discuss ways of bringing peace to the country. Australia probes Afghan detainees mistreatment allegations | Print |  E-mail Friday, 09 May 2008   Views : 19     Favoured : None SYDNEY: The Australian military Friday said it was investigating allegations that its troops mistreated suspected insurgents in Afghanistan, shortly after a special forces soldier was killed there. Calgary extends condolences as friends remember fallen soldier | Print |  E-mail Friday, 09 May 2008   Views : 19     Favoured : None The City of Calgary hopes to be able to honour the latest Canadian soldier killed in Afghanistan at his memorial service, the mayor said Thursday as friends of Cpl. Michael Starker continued to mourn his death. Australian military investigates allegations its soldiers mistreated Afghan prisoners | Print |  E-mail Friday, 09 May 2008   Views : 18     Favoured : None SYDNEY, Australia-The Australian military said Friday it is investigating allegations that soldiers mistreated prisoners in Afghanistan. U.S. military judge threatens to suspend Khadr trial over evidence issues | Print |  E-mail Friday, 09 May 2008   Views : 19     Favoured : None A U.S. military judge threatened to suspend the war-crimes trial of a Canadian detainee, scolding the government Thursday for failing to provide records of his confinement at Guantanamo.

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