Karzai weakened, but likely still Afghan voters' choice | Print |  E-mail Thursday, 15 January 2009 by Waheedullah Massoud, Agence France-Presse KABUL: Afghan President Hamid Karzai, darling of the West in 2001, is due to stand for reelection this year with his position weakened by his failure to stem extremist violence and government corruption.

Afghans Assailed for Unlicensed Arms | Print |  E-mail Thursday, 15 January 2009 A senior diplomat told Afghanistan on Wednesday to stop using illegal copies of weapons and to instead buy authentic, Russian-made hardware.   13 Afghan civilians killed in US raid: government probe | Print |  E-mail Thursday, 15 January 2009 | Read More Gaza battles rage as Osama Bin Laden urges jihad | Read More NWFP Assembly passes resolution against Israeli atrocities | Read More Gaza war is top priority for Obama: Gordon Brown | Read More Cricket: PCB change Sri Lanka ODI schedule |   Gutman, Will Afghanistan be an American Waterloo? | Print |  E-mail Thursday, 15 January 2009 Extract not available.   Pak temporarily shuts NATO supply route to pursue militants | Print |  E-mail Thursday, 15 January 2009 Pakistan cut off supplies to NATO and US forces in Afghanistan via the Khyber Pass on Wednesday as security forces expanded a major operation against militants in the area.   Hutton to accuse European allies of 'freeloading' over Nato operations | Print |  E-mail Thursday, 15 January 2009 In the strongest attack yet by a senior British minister on what the government regards as a failure of European countries to pull their weight in Nato, Hutton will warn: 'It isn't good enough to always look to the US for political, financial and   Russia tells Afghans to halt unlicensed arms use | Print |  E-mail Thursday, 15 January 2009 MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia told Afghanistan on Wednesday to stop using illegal copies of weapons and to instead buy authentic, Russian-made hardware, news agencies reported.

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