Dutch eager to see more U.S. âEURboots' in Afghanistan | Print |  E-mail Friday, 16 January 2009 KABUL -- The Dutch commander of troops in southern Afghanistan shrugged off fears on Thursday that Washington would sideline European commanders of the military campaign when it deploys an extra 20,000 troops in the region.

NATO tightens Afghan rules to cut civilian deaths | Print |  E-mail Friday, 16 January 2009 BRUSSELS --NATO said on Wednesday it had further tightened its rules of engagement in Afghanistan to cut civilian casualties but accused the Taliban of causing the vast majority of the hundreds of civilian deaths seen last year.   U.S. probe into Afghan civil deaths 'flawed': group | Print |  E-mail Friday, 16 January 2009 KABUL (Reuters) - A U.S. investigation into an air strike in western Afghanistan last year was 'deeply flawed' and casts doubt over the military's commitment to reduce civilian casualties, a human rights group said on Thursday.   U.S. probe into Afghan civil deaths 'flawed': group | Print |  E-mail Thursday, 15 January 2009 By Jonathon Burch KABUL (Reuters) - A U.S. investigation into an air strike in western Afghanistan last year was 'deeply flawed' and casts doubt over the military's commitment to reduce civilian casualties, a human rights group said on Thursday.   Europe 'freeloading' over Afghanistan | Print |  E-mail Thursday, 15 January 2009 In an escalation of British criticism of Nato members' uneven contributions to the mission in Afghanistan, Mr Hutton will warn that the failure of countries like France, Germany and Italy to send more troops will undermine European relations with   Hutton attacks Nato over troops | Print |  E-mail Thursday, 15 January 2009 Mr Hutton said Nato members were not standing together John Hutton has hit out at Britain's European allies for failing to send enough troops to Afghanistan and called on them to 'step up to the plate'. The defence secretary, at a news conference,   Afghan army chopper crashes, 13 dead: military | Print |  E-mail Thursday, 15 January 2009 HERAT, Afghanistan (AFP) - An Afghan National Army (ANA) helicopter crashed Thursday in western Afghanistan , killing the top general for the region and a dozen other people on board, defence officials said.

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