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NATO allies offer 7,000 extra troops for Afghan war 12:56am GMT

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Twenty-five NATO allies promised on Friday to send about 7,000 more troops to Afghanistan, backing U.S. President Barack Obama's new war strategy and reinforcing efforts to defeat the Taliban. Full Article | Video

Afghans must take control of their destiny: minister Friday, 4 Dec 2009

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Afghanistan has to speed up efforts to protect and run the country by itself now that foreign powers have pledged more troops for the war, its foreign minister said on Friday. Full Article

U.S. struggles to get Pakistan policy right

NATO allies offer 7,000 extra troops for Afghan war

Iran, Afghanistan to test Turkish-U.S. ties

Suicide bombers kills scores at Pakistan mosque | Video

Pakistan opposes expanded U.S. drone attacks

Q+A: Who are the Pakistani Taliban, and what do they want?

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