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07-06-2012, 07:17 PM
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This Week at War: The Next Afghan War - Foreign Policy (blog)
This Week at War: The Next Afghan War - Foreign Policy (blog)
07-06-2012 11:28 AM  Foreign Policy (blog) This Week at War: The Next Afghan War Foreign Policy (blog) Rather than winding down with the planned departure of NATO troops by 2014, the war in Afghanistan may just be undergoing a metamorphosis, as has happened many times since strife began there in the late 1960s. A slowly escalating old-fashioned war ... Clinton's 'sorry' is unlikely to stop Pakistan's support of insurgentsNew York Daily News NATO supplies cross Pakistan-Afghanistan borderSan Francisco Chronicle Sorry: Pakistan reopens Afghan war supply lines after US apologizes for ...Canada.com Boston Globe all 3,615 news articles » More... 
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