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WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. military and intelligence agencies believe some elements within Pakistan’s intelligence service maintain contact with and may even in some cases support the Taliban and its allies, but assistance for insurgents has been slowly curtailed.

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Pakistan slow to break with Taliban, U.S. says

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Leaked documents on the Afghanistan conflict, including accusations that U.S.

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ANALYSIS – WikiLeaks fuels negative war debate for Obama

KABUL/WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Pakistan was actively collaborating with the Taliban in Afghanistan while accepting U.S. aid, leaked U.S

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Pakistan covertly aiding Taliban – leaked U.S. papers

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. officials in Afghanistan have long suspected Pakistan of secretly supporting the Taliban while taking massive amounts of American aid, according to military documents leaked by WikiLeaks on Sunday.

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Pakistan secretly backed Taliban: WikiLeaks

KABUL (Reuters) – A renegade Afghan soldier is on the run after killing three British Gurkha soldiers in the Taliban’s heartland, testing the trust of foreign and local troops fighting together as the war intensifies.

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Afghan soldier on the run after killing 3 Gurkhas

LONDON (Reuters) – Setting timetables to withdraw from the war in Afghanistan could encourage the Taliban to step up their attacks on coalition forces, NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said in a newspaper report on Tuesday.

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KUNDUZ, Afghanistan (Reuters) – Taliban suicide bombers and gunmen stormed a U.S. contracting company office in northern Afghanistan on Friday, killing five people including three foreigners and wounding 24 others, a senior official said.

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Taliban attack U.S. aid company, five killed

KABUL (Reuters) – Taliban insurgents backed by suicide bombers attacked a U.S. contracting company office in northern Afghanistan on Friday, killing at least one foreigner and wounding up to 20, a provincial official said.

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Taliban attack U.S. aid support company in Afghan north

ISLAMABAD (Reuters) – Pakistan is looking to exploit a shake-up in the U.S. command in Afghanistan to bolster its allies within the Taliban and increase its influence over a future Kabul government, analysts say.

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ANALYSIS – Pakistan seeks to exploit U.S. command vaccuum

KABUL (Reuters) – Nine years after the fall of the Taliban, burqas are still common in Afghanistan.

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For some Westerners, burqas "work" as Afghan guise