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The troops in Afghanistan need better political leadership Photo: PA Today's Remembrance ceremony at the Cenotaph looks increasingly like being Gordon Brown's last as Prime Minister and David Cameron's last as leader of the Opposition. Full Article at The Telegraph
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In a startling statement, French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner said Wednesday that it is difficult for the international coalition "to occupy Afghanistan or to defeat Taliban" in Afghanistan. Full Article at People's Daily Online
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Corporal Steven Boote, Warrant Officer Darren Grant, Sergeant Matthew Telford, Guardsman James Major and Corporal Nick Webster-Smith were killed in a vicious manner in a vicious war. Full Article at The Scotsman
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KABUL: Afghanistan Saturday rejected criticism of President Hamid Karzai by foreign leaders and the senior UN official in the country, accusing them of disrespecting the country's sovereignty. Full Article at The News
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The Bush administration viewed Afghanistan as a nation-building sinkhole that distracted from the war it wanted to fight. Accordingly, the military prioritised Iraq, and so no talented officer had any incentive to innovate in Afghanistan. Full Article at The Washington Note
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We will succeed or fail together
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Gordon Brown is stamping his little foot up and down and saying stop being corrupt or else ... How naive. We have to work with what we've got on the ground. It is obviously wrong to prop up a regime that's failing, but you have to work with what's available. The problem with Labour is that they have neg...
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Of course we want the support of the British people, but I think the British people are quite a tough people and what they want to do is win
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What is clear is that we have to focus our attention on Afghanistan, despite what has happened ... If we can't build up the police and army, then there is no possibility of removing ourselves from Afghanistan. We have to have the sense of having done the job properly.
– Andrew Murrison SOURCE: The Scotsman
