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Backchannels US in Afghanistan: Why throw more good money after bad?

That two more US troops were killed by an Afghan soldier today is a reminder that the Afghanistan 'surge,' which ended last year, accomplished few of its objectives.

Karzai: Explosions show Taliban 'at the service' of America

Afghanistan: Two suicide bombers strike on first day of Hagel's visit

Afghan bomber attacks near major US base near Pakistan border, killing 4

Terrorism & Security Another insider? Uniformed Afghan suicide bomber kills 14 (+video)

US general talks with Afghan officials about attacks on NATO personnel

Wedding blast in Afghanistan kills 23, including local politician

Taliban attacks on US bases in Afghanistan: enabled by Pakistani forces?

Panetta says US losing patience with Pakistan over terrorists

Keep Calm Even if NATO rushes to the exits, Afghan collapse is not inevitable (+video)

What the death of Osama bin Laden means for Afghanistan

Keep Calm When US troops leave Afghanistan, an American university will remain

Backchannels US colonel: Don't believe US statements on progress in Afghanistan

Top Taliban leader quits the Pakistan Taliban

Terrorism & Security Deadly attack on police compound adds to 'drumbeat' of violence in Afghanistan

Pentagon's quiet shift on Afghanistan war: Maybe safe havens aren't crucial

Arrested US official Raymond Allen Davis is actually CIA contractor

Afghanistan war: how a model province tumbled into violence

How Afghanistan views the NATO summit

'Child soldier' pleads guilty at Guantánamo, averting a trial

Terrorism & Security CIA ignored Jordanian intelligence before suicide bombing in Khost, Afghanistan

CIA admits 'missteps' in handling double agent in Afghanistan

Thousands fled India-controlled Kashmir. Are they better off in Pakistan?

NATO attack in Pakistan was 'self-defense,' says US

5 key players in Pakistan's tribal belt