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Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu and the NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen in a joint news conference in Ankara on Friday stressed that they will not allow such data to be shared with countries that are not NATO member states. “We do stress...
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From Masoud Popalzai, CNN February 18, 2012 -- Updated 1216 GMT (2016 HKT) Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- A NATO helicopter crashed Saturday in eastern Afghanistan, but there was no immediate information on casualties, local police said. Abdul Rahman...
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From Masoud Popalzai, CNN updated 7:16 AM EST, Sat February 18, 2012 Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- A NATO helicopter crashed Saturday in eastern Afghanistan, but there was no immediate information on casualties, local police said. Abdul Rahman Sarjang,...
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Karzai warns Pakistan of external intervention over failure to give up radicalism - Indiatalkies.com
Feb 18: Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai has warned Pakistan that the region would remain prone to external intervention if it failed to rein in radical elements. “If we don’t want NATO to leave our region then continue with instability and...
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Ankara will never allow any third country to use data obtained by NATO’s radar system in Turkey, Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said during a new conference with NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen on February 17. The statement came amid...
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"Allah wa Muammar, Libya wa bess" (God and Gaddafi, Libya and nothing else) was the mantra chanted by the citizens of Bani Walid and Sirte. The two cities whose inhabitants feel aggrieved because their homes were ransacked after the cities were stormed...
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Pakistani Foreign Ministry Spokesman Abdul Basit said in a statement. Rohrabacher has been a longtime critic of Pakistan's government, seeking unsuccessfully to cut off aid to the Asian country after US forces allegedly found and killed Osama bin Laden...
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"One scenario I postulated is, Finland is increasingly talking about joining NATO. It turns around, joins NATO. Russians see that as encirclement and NATO allies get their backs up. It also could go bad if there was a Korean War." But the current...
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He blamed the violence on armed terrorist groups and added that no country would tolerate the presence of such groups on its soil. The General Assembly resolution has no real power without a similar vote in the UN Security Council. So far, China and...
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Maiziere addressed that possibility during a speech in Boston. He said the times when other countries feared a German leadership role are over. De Maiziere added that Germany is seen as an equally entitled, and equally committed, partner in many places.
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That's unpredictable,” Wardak said. The newspaper notes that America's NATO allies are reluctant to fund the bloated Afghan army and police during the global economic crisis. In this regard, the paper quotes a diplomat from a NATO country: “The...
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He alleged that the US wanted to play a dangerous game in the region by declaring Pakistan a terrorist state. Saeed said the government had declared that NATO supply routes closed in November would not be restored but the Defence Minister had said that...
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Four were found guilty and sentenced to time in jail. Huggins said the outcome of the war crimes trials does not represent the sacrifices and accomplishments made by that brigade. Huggins’ predecessor as brigade commander was Col. Harry Tunnell, who...
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Adjustments to the training force's laydown, including the disposition and skill sets of some Canadian troops is "likely, but what the effect will be is undetermined as of yet," said Major-General Mike Day, who commands the 920 Canadian trainers in...
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1998 to 2003—was marred by health problems, by scurrilous personal attacks on him and his second wife, Dagmar, and by political missteps that made him seem tired and out of touch. When his mandate ended in 2003, despite his enormous achievements—most...
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Ozombie synopsis: The story follows Dusty, a yoga instructor from Colorado, who is on a desperate rescue mission to save her crazy brother Derek, a conspiracy theorist who is convinced Osama Bin Laden is still alive, despite having been buried at sea. ...
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Transitional Council that Baird praised as the true representative of the Libyan people is ignored in many areas of the country. Gun battles have broken out as rebel fighters carve out territory for their own tribes or organizations. The rebels, who...
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