BERLIN (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama's national security adviser, James Jones, has said there is no guarantee that sending extra troops to Afghanistan would solve NATO's problems, and that they could just be... [read full story]
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News Type: Opinion — Seeded on Sat Nov 14, 2009 4:18 AM EST What's going on? Roughly one in five Americans oppose more troops, yet also believe that Obama should pay attention to the U.S. military leaders in that country, says...
Telegraph.co.uk US troops: Where do the key players stand? BBC News US President Obama is weighing up whether to send additional troops to Afghanistan to bolster the more than 65000 already stationed there. Over the past weeks,...
People look at destroyed cars after a suicide bomb detonated near Camp Phoenix, a logistics support base for U.S. forces outside Kabul, Afghanistan, Friday Nov. 13, 2009. (Photo/Rahmat Gul) A U.S. Army soldier walks on a street...
By Abdul Hadi Mayar KABUL, Nov. 14 (Xinhua) -- U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan, Karl Eikenberry, has expressed his reservations about sending of more U.S. troops to the war-torn and questioned competence of the Afghan...
KABUL -- Europe may send 5,000 more soldiers to Afghanistan, Britain's prime minister said Friday -- affirming support for the NATO mission as the Obama administration nears a decision on increasing American troop levels.The...
ABC News us Mulls Combining War Plans Wall Street Journal WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama wants to blend together elements of the different troop-increase options presented to him Wednesday to formulate a new strategy for...
Europe might send 5,000 more soldiers to Afghanistan, Britain's prime minister said Friday — affirming support for the NATO mission as the Obama administration nears a decision on increasing American troop levels.
Nov 13, 2009 (Voice of America News/ContentWorks via COMTEX) -- DATELINE: Washington President Barack Obama has told U.S. troops he will not send them into conflict without adequate support. The president spoke to a military...
This is good - you cannot just walk away from this conflict and leave the Afghan people at the mercy of the Taliban - who will continue to terrorize them and use the country as a base to attack Pakistan and the west... SK...
The more President Obama examines our options in Afghanistan, the less he likes the choices he sees. But, as the old saying goes, to govern is to choose -- and he has stretched the internal debate to the breaking point.
