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- No breaks for Sikorski and Komorowski, says PM
The two leading Civic Platform (PO) candidates for the presidential primaries will have to work as hard as ever in the run up to the elections and will not be able to take any breaks, said Prime Minister Donald Tusk. Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski
- US House rejects Afghan pullout
WASHINGTON: The House of Representatives has roundly defeated a resolution demanding President Barack Obama withdraw all the US forces from Afghanistan, in a key election-year test for his war strategy.Lawmakers routed the resolution in a 356-65 vote
- Analysis: Pakistani Taliban may be down, but not out
Tools and articles to help you manage your finances better OPEC was unlikely to discuss Iraq at its meeting on March 17 but it may need to do so within a couple of years. "There's only one issue, but it's a big one. It's a tsunami. Iraq," said Leo
- Read more: US lawmakers reject Afghanistan pullout
WASHINGTON, D.C.: The House of Representatives on Wednesday roundly defeated a resolution demanding that President Barack Obama withdraw all US forces from Afghanistan, in a key election-year test for his war strategy. Lawmakers routed the resolution in
- UK forces to hand over Musa Qal'ah to other ISAF troops
In order to make best use of force numbers, ISAF commanders have ordered a reconfiguration that will see British troops hand control of the town of Musa Qal'ah to other ISAF forces over the coming weeks. Soldiers of the Household Cavalry Regiment during
- American troops to take over from British in Musa Qala
A town which played an iconic and controversial part in the British mission in Afghanistan is to be handed over to the Americans in a move signalling a major change in Western strategy. Musa Qala, where 23 British soldiers died, will be the first of a
- Kennedy: Afghan no state; press despicable
| Enlarge WASHINGTON, March 11 (UPI) -- Afghanistan does not rank as a sovereign state worthy of U.S. military support, U.S. Rep. Patrick J. Kennedy, D-R.I., told the U.S. House of Representatives. And the American people don't understand the war in
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