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Afghanistan war: US to shed combat duties sooner (+video)

US troops will hand off responsibility for military operations to the Afghans in the spring, President Obama and Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai announced Friday. That represents a modest acceleration from earlier plans.

Afghanistan: The challenge of 'good' vs 'bad' militias

As Obama meets Karzai, future troop level in Afghanistan isn't only big issue

US 'fully committed' in Afghanistan, Panetta says. But no troops after 2014?

Afghanistan: Taliban may be 'weak,' but fear remains

Opinion What legal education could do for a resilient Afghanistan

Obama administration not ruling out complete troop withdrawal from Afghanistan

Karzai meets Obama: How will they shape a post-2014 Afghanistan?

Terrorism & Security British soldier killed in latest 'insider attack' in Afghanistan (+video)

Obama-Karzai talks near: How many US troops should stay in Afghanistan?

Muslim scholars and clerics: suicide bombings are un-Islamic.

Obama chooses John Kerry for secretary of State. How might he do?

Britain details its exit strategy from Afghanistan

Backchannels Vast sums of aid continue to be stolen in Afghanistan

The Monitor's View Look outward, Obama

Backchannels Aghanistan's Karzai back to antagonizing the US and attacking free speech

Afghan presidential election set for April 2014, easing international concerns

The Malala moment: Tens of thousands rally in Pakistan for girl shot by Taliban

Aircraft readied for Malala Yousufzai if treatment abroad needed

Key actors in Afghan peace process say it's a no-go

Obama: Nations must 'honestly address' tensions

Consequences of a nuclear Iran 'immense,' Obama says at UN

Afghanistan's softer insurgents claim suicide attack. What next?

Elite Marines sent to Tripoli in wake of Libya attack (+video)

Libya attack graphically marks rise of fundamentalist Muslims