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  • U.S. path out of Afghanistan faces risks

  • A U.S. Army soldier of 3/1 AD Task Force Bulldog takes position as an official looks on during a meeting in Governor's office at Pul-e-Alam, a town in Logar province, eastern AfghanistanWASHINGTON (Reuters) - In the rugged mountains of eastern Afghanistan, where the United States has already trimmed its forces ahead of the coming NATO withdrawal, a modest number of al Qaeda fighters have re-established operations, U.S. officials say, a worrying sign of the risks that could jeopardize Western hopes of a smooth exit. Current and former U.S. officials say the fighters, believed to be mostly Arabs and Pakistanis who number less than 100, have crept back across the porous border with Pakistan to Kunar and Nuristan provinces. ...



  • Sri Lanka will be tough, warns Whatmore

  • Dav WhatmorePakistan coach Dav Whatmore on Wednesday warned his players they faced a battle on next month's tour of Sri Lanka, saying the hosts were tough opponents in home conditions.



  • Pakistan to open Nato supply line

  • Pakistan's cabinet orders officials to finalise a deal as quickly as possible to bring an end to a six-month blockade on overland Nato supplies into Afghanistan.
  • Pakistan clears way for NATO summit, supply routes

  • Tanker trucks, used to transport fuel to NATO forces in Afghanistan, are seen parked near oil terminals in KarachiPakistan's cabinet is expected Wednesday to agree to the president attending talks on Afghanistan in Chicago and approve the lifting of a blockade on overland NATO supplies to its war-torn neighbour.



  • Bergen: Obama's NATO and G8-athon

  • President Obama hosts an extravaganza of summits, G8 and NATO, with thorny issues of Afghanistan and Syria on the tables. NATO might even invite Pakistan.
  • U.S.-Pakistan near deal on reopening supply lines

  • WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In what would be a major breakthrough, Pakistan and the United States appeared on Tuesday to be on the verge of clinching an agreement to reopen ground supply lines into Afghanistan, a U.S. official said, as Pakistan confirmed its president will attend a summit of NATO leaders this weekend in Chicago. ...
  • Unloading the truck

  • Unloading the truckPakistani workers unload watermelons from a truck at a fruit market in Lahore.



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