Pak ggovt, Taliban to sign peace deal, swap 330 prisoners
                   
expressindia.com     May 19, 2008            

Agencies Posted online: Monday , May 19, 2008 at 02:18:13 Islamabad, May 19: The release of Pakistan’s envoy to Afghanistan was part of a deal between the government and local Taliban under which they will swap about 330 prisoners after signing a formal peace agreement in the restive northwest... [read full story]                    


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Now there's very good reason to investigate Bush, Cheney, etc.

nwsource.com     32 mins ago          

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is on a book tour, where she is being hounded by activists and questioned about her pledge that "impeachment is off the table." She responded on the TV talk show "The View," "If somebody had a crime...                    

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3 Canadian soldiers killed by bomb along deadly stretch of road in Afghanistan

820cham.com     34 mins ago   5 related          

By: Tobi Cohen, THE CANADIAN PRESS KANDAHAR, Afghanistan - Three Canadian soldiers have been killed by a massive roadside bomb in Afghanistan along a blood-soaked stretch of highway that has claimed the lives of a number of...                    

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Afghan, Coalition Forces Disrupt Militants in Laghman Province

freerepublic.com     40 mins ago          

BAGRAM AIRFIELD, Afghanistan, Aug. 21, 2008 – More than 30 militants are dead after Afghan National Army commandos and coalition forces conducted a cordon-and-search operation in Afghanistan’s Laghman province yesterday to...                    

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McCain Gave Georgia False Hope

courant.com     10 mins ago   5 related          

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