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Backchannels Why the Taliban are happy that the US and Pakistan patched things up

Pakistan has reopened the trucking routes NATO relies on for getting weapons and other goods into Afghanistan. That has US generals and the Taliban smiling.

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Once the conflict's center, Kandahar City calms

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Second Afghan peace broker assassinated

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Afghan commando kills special forces soldier: US training mission futile?

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Karzai blames NATO and Afghan officials for allowing Kabul attacks