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Der U.S. Schauspieler Tobey Maguire kommt am Mittwoch, 25. April 2007, zur Deutschlandpremiere von "Spider-Man 3" in Berlin. Ab dem 1. Mai 2007 kommt der Film in die deutschen Kinos. (AP Photo/Franka Bruns) --- U.S. Actor Tobey Maguire arrives for the screening of the film "Spider-Man 3" in Berlin, Thursday, April 25, 2007. The movie will come to German theaters on May 1, 2007.

Actor Drama Entertainment News Photos

The Daily Telegraph Australia
From Spiderman to the Taliban
| TOBEY Maguire is a shadow of the man he used to be. Gone are the bulging biceps and quads from his Spider-Man days. | Instead, his face is gaunt and his body is rake-thin. | Maguire, 34, has put asi... (photo: AP / Franka Bruns)

Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai conducts a press conference in Kabul, Afghanistan, March 8, 2010.

Afghanistan Corruption Democracy Elections Photos

The Times
Karzai in U-turn over elections panel
| The Afghan president has backed down and agreed to include two foreigners on the elections' watchdog panel, after concerns were raised over corruption. | Hamid Karzai has reversed a decree which all... (photo: US DoD / Cherie Cullen)

Suicide attack

Huffington Post
Pakistan Suicide Attack Kills 13
| SAIDU SHARIF, Pakistan — A suicide bomber driving a motorized rickshaw blew himself up at a security checkpoint in northwestern Pakistan on Saturday, officials said, killing at least 13 people... (photo: Public Domain / BotMultichillT)
Attack Killing Pakistan Photos Security

File:Hamid Karzai, Pervez Musharraf, Fakhruddin Ahmed - WEF Annual Meeting Davos 2008.jpg

Zeenews
Musharraf praises Afghan troops surge, flays withdrawal plan
Washington: Former Pakistani military ruler Pervez Musharraf has praised President Barack Obama for US troop surge in Afghanistan, but faulted him for setting a timeline for their withdrawal. | Speaki... (photo: Creative Commons / Magnus Manske)
Afghan Musharraf Photos Troops Washington

File - President of Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, Hamid Karzai, attends a meeting with Afghan National Army, village elders and local government officials.

The Himalayan
Karzai agrees to foreigners on election body
| KABUL: Afghan President Hamid Karzai has agreed to let two non-Afghans join the country's elections watchdog ahead of September polls, a spokesman said Saturday after p... (photo: US Army file/ Spc. Leslie Angulo)
Afghanistan Democracy Election Photos S Asia

The Star
Twin suicide bombs kill 43 in Pakistani city
| LAHORE, Pakistan (AP): Two suicide bombers killed 43 people in near-simultaneous blasts Friday, the fourth major attack in Pakistan this week and a clear sign that mili... (photo: AP / K.M.Chaudary)
Attacks Bombs Lahore Pakistani Photos

The Deputy Head, Federal Space Agency, Mr. Anatoly Shilov and the Chairman, Indian Space Research Organization signing the MoU between Indian Space Research Organization and Federal Space Agency and JSC Navigation-Information System of the Russian Federation on their Joint Enterprise for production of Satellite Navigation Equipment and Services for Civilian Users in the presence of the Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, Mr. Vladimir V. Putin and Prime Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh, in New Delhi on March 12, 2010.

The Times Of India
Putin visit seals arms, nuke deals with India
NEW DELHI: Describing Russia as a key pillar in India's foreign policy, PM Manmohan Singh said after his meeting with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on Friday tha... (photo: PIB of India / Photo Division, Ministry of I & B, Govt. of India)
India Nuclear Photos Politics Russia

A member of Pakistan Navy Special Service Group is silhouetted by the setting sun aboard Pakistan Navy Ship PNS Babur (D 182) while under way in the Arabian Sea Nov. 25, 2007. Babur is deployed to the Central Command area of responsibility as part of Combined Task Force 150. CTF 150 is responsible for maritime security operations in the Gulf of Oman, Gulf of Aden, Red Sea, North Arabian Sea and parts of the Indian Ocean

Daily Star Lebanon
Islam, Pakistan's foundation, now threatens its survival
| By Jaswant Singh | Commentary by | Saturday, March 13, 2010 | - Powered by | Three recent events vividly illustrate the dilemmas of today’s Pakistan, which are in... (photo: Creative Commons / Michael Zeltakalns)
Islam Pakistan Photos South Asia Terrorism

The New York Times
Pakistani Offensive Turns Into a Test of Wills
| MAKINE, Pakistan — From a forward base in the bare brown foothills of the soaring mountains of South Waziristan, Pakistani soldiers fired artillery at insurgents ... (photo: AP / Muhammed Muheisen)
Defence Insurgents Pakistan Photos Waziristan

War / Terror

	Pakistani Offensive Turns Into a Test of Wills The New York Times
	Obama delays Asia trip to deal with health care The Examiner
	Marjah Push: Ups and Downs Are Lessons for Future ABC News
	Nothing justifies America's wars Gulf News

Media News

	Obama delays Asia trip to deal with health care The Examiner
	Hamid Karzai turns down Pak's offer to train Afghan National Army DNA India
	Karzai Meets With Top Officials in Pakistan The New York Times
	Welcome to the world's first murdochracy John Pilger

Assistance / Life / Custody

	Pakistani Offensive Turns Into a Test of Wills The New York Times
	Margaret Thatcher backs mental health push for ex-servicemen The Daily Telegraph Australia
	Obama delays Asia trip to deal with health care The Examiner

New U.N. mission chief in Kabul after tough year

DEBKAfile, Irans Building New Weapons, Gates Beats Ahmadinej

India to send more troops to Kabul, Kathmandu

Afghanistan Headlines

Afghanistan is not a fight against religion: NATO chief Rasm

Karzai Reverses on Vote Auditors

Al-Qaeda suspect worked at six nuclear plants

Kabul, Afghanistan 2009.02.25
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	Min: -3°C/27°F Max: 9°C/48°F

Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai conducts a press conference in Kabul, Afghanistan, March 8, 2010.

Karzai in U-turn over elections panel

Afghan presidential election, 2009 poster

Karzai ready to allow two foreign monitors in election watchdog

File - President of Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, Hamid Karzai, attends a meeting with Afghan National Army, village elders and local government officials.

Karzai agrees to foreigners on election body

Training for the civilian surge in Afghanistan BBC News
Karzai in U-turn over elections panel The Times
Karzai ready to allow two foreign monitors in election watch m&c
Suicide bomber riding in a rickshaw kills 11 in Pakistan as The Daily Mail
Afghan leader to allow foreign election monitors Zeenews
Afghan president reverses decision, agrees to allow 2 foreig Star Tribune
Afghan leader to allow foreign election monitors The Guardian
Karzai agrees to foreigners on election body The Himalayan
Afghan leader to allow foreign election monitors The Press Democrat
Afghanistan: Karzai to let foreigners on poll watchdog BBC News
Afghan leader to allow foreign election monitors Syracuse
Afghan Leader to Allow Foreign Election Monitors The New York Times
Afghan leader to allow foreign election monitors Newsvine
Afghan leader to allow foreign election monitors Gulf News
Afghan leader to allow foreign election monitors Breitbart
Afghan leader to allow foreign election monitors Newsday
Afghan leader to allow foreign election monitors Lexington Herald-Leader
Afghan leader to allow foreign election monitors Houston Chronicle
Afghan Leader to Allow Foreign Election Monitors ABC News
Afghan president reverses decision, agrees to allow 2 foreig Star Tribune

Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai speaks during a news conference with his counterparts Abdullah Gul of Turkey and Asif Ali Zardari of Pakistan, both unseen, after talks in Istanbul, Turkey, Monday, Jan. 25, 2010.

Karzai: We want Pakistanis in Taliban peace talks

Brig. Gen. Larry Nicholson, commanding general of 2nd Marine Expeditionary Brigade, lands outside the city of Marjah, Afghanistan, via MV-22B Osprey to visit the Marines with Company L, 3rd Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment, Feb. 9, 2010.

Marjah Push: Ups and Downs Are Lessons for Future

A U.S. soldier, centre, adjusts parts of a gun during training at the U.S. base of Bagram north of Kabul, Afghanistan, Thursday, Nov. 26, 2009. President Barack Obama plans to announce a redrawn battle plan for Afghanistan, including what the military says could be a roughly 50 percent increase in U.S. forces, in a national address Tuesday night from the U.S. Military Academy. (AP Photo/Musadeq Sadeq)

Rights complaints persist as US military frees Afghan detainees from Bagram to local leaders

India not interested in proxy war in Afghan: Shyam Saran DNA India
Battle for Marjah may hold keys to Afghan war San Fransisco Chronicle
UAE Red Crescent swings into action to help Haiti quake vict Gulf News
Red Crescent swings into action to help quake victims Gulf News
Congress votes for treason: 356-65 to levy more unlawful war The Examiner
Karzai: We want Pakistanis in Taliban peace talks The Salt Lake Tribune
AT WAR: Rift Growing Between Al Qaeda And The Taliban? Huffington Post
China reports on US human rights record China Daily
Marjah Push: Ups and Downs Are Lessons for Future The New York Times
Suicide bombings kill 39, wound 95 in Pakistan's Lahore, Star Tribune
Marjah push: Ups and downs are lessons for future The Press Democrat
Marjah push: Ups and downs are lessons for future The Miami Herald
Marjah Push: Ups and Downs Are Lessons for Future ABC News
Marjah push: Ups and downs are lessons for future The Siasat Daily
Marjah Push: Ups And Downs Are Lessons For Future CBS News
In Marjah, a new way of fighting reveals gains and pitfalls Hartford Courant
Marjah push: Ups and downs are lessons for future The Boston Globe
Marjah push: Ups and downs are lessons for future Wtop
In Marjah, a new way of fighting reveals gains and pitfalls Star Tribune
In Marjah, a new way of fighting reveals gains and pitfalls KDVR

In this photo taken Tuesday, March 2, 2010, Pakistani soldiers are seen securing the area in the Bajur tribal region on the border with Afghanistan, Pakistan.

Pakistani Offensive Turns Into a Test of Wills

President Barack Obama returns to the White House after visiting the U.S. Military Academy at West Point to address the nation on his plan for sending more troops to Afghanistan, in Washington, Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2009

Getting Obama Right

File - Dutch ISAF troops on patrol in Tarin Kot, Camp Bastion, Kandahar, 5 September, 2006

Europe's dependency on American military protection has to end

Karzai Reverses on Vote Auditors The New York Times
Oklahoma solider was example of leadership in Iraq, Afghanis The Oklahoman
Afghan Leader to Allow Foreign Election Monitors The New York Times
Suicide Attack in Pakistan Kills 13 The New York Times
Suicide Attack in Northwest Pakistan Kills 13 The New York Times
BROOKS: Both sides manage to misunderstand Obama The Press Democrat
Suicide Attack in Northwest Pakistan Kills 10 The New York Times
Suicide Attack in Northwest Pakistan Kills 7 The New York Times
Administration Considers Whether It's Time to Talk with The New York Times
Pakistani Offensive Turns Into a Test of Wills The New York Times
Taking Stock in the Testimony of the Crowd The New York Times
Congress votes for treason: 356-65 to levy more unlawful war The Examiner
Briefing by White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs, 3/12/1 The White House
International Community Seems to Be Comfortable with Afghan Pravda RU
China reports on US human rights record China Daily
Suicide Blasts Shake Pakistan City The New York Times
Marjah Push: Ups and Downs Are Lessons for Future The New York Times
India to send more troops to Kabul, Kathmandu Zeenews
Russia Criticizes US, NATO Over Afghan Drugs The New York Times
Getting Obama Right The New York Times

Secretary Of State Hillary Rodham Clinton speaks at the Asia Society, Friday, Feb. 13, 2009 in New York. Clinton's first trip abroad as President Barack Obama's chief diplomat is expected to emphasize the administration's interest in Asia while probably producing no major policy changes.

Michelle Obama Almost Calls Hillary 'President Clinton' (PHOTOS)

Main sea beach of New Digha.

Life is still tough for the women of Swat, who live in fear of a Taliban comeback

PAKISTAN: Swat women fear Taliban return

Concerns on Iran in U.S. Rights Report The New York Times
Christmas Island detention centre riot charges vindictive, s The Daily Telegraph Australia
Two Afghans, a Sri Lankan receive prestigious awards The Siasat Daily
Two Afghans, a Sri Lankan receive courage awards in US Zeenews
Remarks by the First Lady at the International Women of Cour The White House
Michelle Obama Almost Calls Hillary 'President Clinton&# Huffington Post
In Brief: Afghan refugees allowed to stay longer in Pakistan IRINnews
Sleeper agent terrorism threat overblown: expert National Post
Celebrating extraordinary Muslim women Common Ground
On the Brink: Women in Afghanistan and Pakistan The Daily Beast
Take Action! The Daily Beast
March 8 for Afghan women The News International
Monday, March 08, 2010 By Sahar Saba The News International
UAE urges UN to protect women and children during conflicts The Siasat Daily
The spy who loved me: Charlotte Philby returns to Moscow in The Independent
Upcoming Islamic events as valuable information in New Engla The Examiner
Baloch joyous over prospects of drone attacks on Quetta shur Newsvine
Baloch joyous over drone attack reports Newsvine
Shaker Aamer: Guantanamo's last British detainee The Independent
PAKISTAN: Swat women fear Taliban return IRINnews

President Barack Obama holds a town hall style meeting at Lorain County Community College in Elyria, Ohio,, Friday, Jan. 22, 2010.

Obama delays Asia trip to deal with health care

Secretary Of State Hillary Rodham Clinton speaks at the Asia Society, Friday, Feb. 13, 2009 in New York. Clinton's first trip abroad as President Barack Obama's chief diplomat is expected to emphasize the administration's interest in Asia while probably producing no major policy changes.

Michelle Obama Almost Calls Hillary 'President Clinton' (PHOTOS)

Main sea beach of New Digha.

Training for the civilian surge in Afghanistan BBC News
NATO accused of 'covering up' night raid that killed Newstrack India
Obama delays Asia trip to deal with health care The Examiner
Exclusive: The Secret Shelters That Protect Afghan Women ABC News
Celebrating International Women's Day: From Kabul to Was The White House
Female reporters feel like 'third sex' abroad CBC
Woman appointed governor of West Bank's most important d Star Tribune
Remarks by the First Lady at the International Women of Cour The White House
Michelle Obama Almost Calls Hillary 'President Clinton&# Huffington Post
Asif Ali Zardari signs anti-women harassment bill The Siasat Daily
Woman Dies, Child Hurt as Car Overturns, Catches Fire The Siasat Daily
'More Women Need to Embrace E-literacy' The Siasat Daily
US apologizes to Libya for JIHAD The Siasat Daily
First woman soldier to die in Afghanistan was inadequately t The Daily Mail
Gates: Some troops could leave Afghanistan early The News & Observer
Celebrating extraordinary Muslim women Common Ground
British soldiers killed in Afghanistan 'inadequately tra The Guardian
On the Brink: Women in Afghanistan and Pakistan The Daily Beast
Unlawfully killed: First woman soldier to die in Afghanistan The Daily Mail
First female British soldier to die in Afghanistan was unlaw The Guardian

A member of Pakistan Navy Special Service Group is silhouetted by the setting sun aboard Pakistan Navy Ship PNS Babur (D 182) while under way in the Arabian Sea Nov. 25, 2007. Babur is deployed to the Central Command area of responsibility as part of Combined Task Force 150. CTF 150 is responsible for maritime security operations in the Gulf of Oman, Gulf of Aden, Red Sea, North Arabian Sea and parts of the Indian Ocean

Islam, Pakistan's foundation, now threatens its survival

In this photo taken Tuesday, March 2, 2010, Pakistani soldiers are seen securing the area in the Bajur tribal region on the border with Afghanistan, Pakistan.

Pakistani Offensive Turns Into a Test of Wills

Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai speaks during a news conference with his counterparts Abdullah Gul of Turkey and Asif Ali Zardari of Pakistan, both unseen, after talks in Istanbul, Turkey, Monday, Jan. 25, 2010.

Karzai: We want Pakistanis in Taliban peace talks

Afghan police: 4 explosions occur in Kandahar The Press Democrat
Afghan police: 4 explosions occur in Kandahar Breitbart
Afghan police: 4 explosions occur in Kandahar The News & Observer
Explosions, gunbattles in Afghanistan's Kandahar Khaleej Times
Afghan police: 4 explosions occur in Kandahar Newsvine
Afghan police: 4 explosions occur in Kandahar Houston Chronicle
Afghanistan's Kandahar 'hit by at least one explosio BBC News
Afghan leader to allow foreign election monitors Zeenews
Afghan president reverses decision, agrees to allow 2 foreig Star Tribune
Afghan leader to allow foreign election monitors The Guardian
Afghan leader to allow foreign election monitors The Press Democrat
Afghan leader to allow foreign election monitors Syracuse
Afghan Leader to Allow Foreign Election Monitors The New York Times
Afghan leader to allow foreign election monitors Newsvine
NATO accused of 'covering up' night raid that killed Newstrack India
Mortar shells fired from Afghanistan hit Pak's village Zeenews
New future for Afghan police recruits BBC News
Battle for Marjah may hold keys to Afghan war San Fransisco Chronicle
10 killed in Pakistan suicide attack Inquirer
In Taliban's heartland, Pakistani forces dig in Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

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