Hayden: Guantanamo's Death Row

According to local authorities in southern Kandahar province of Afghanistan, Afghan security forces arrested at least 8 Pakistani Taliban militants in Panjwai district. By SADAF SHINWARI - 25 Apr 2013, 12:09 pm Khaama Press A former contractor for a ...

In the early afternoon quiet, guards in camouflage fatigues walked the two-tiered cellblocks of Camp Six, where the most co-operative of the 166 terrorism suspects held in the military prison here are housed. From a darkened control room, other ...

A group of foreigners abducted on Monday by militants in eastern Afghanistan are being "well looked after", officials and the Taliban say. Up to 11 people, thought to include eight Turks, two Russians and an Afghan were taken in Logar province ...

For an example of how the U.S. government can work at cross-purposes in dealing with terrorism, take a look at the failed effort to release Afghan prisoners from Guantanamo. It shows how an incorrect analysis that the Taliban and Al-Qaeda pose the ...

When a handful of Taliban emissaries flew into Qatar on an American plane in 2010, the Obama administration hoped they would help negotiate a peace deal that could stabilise Afghanistan and allow the United States a graceful exit. Three years after ...

The Brief New Post: Arsla Jawaid, "Failed city? Karachi's violent spiral" ( AfPak ). Valley redoubt Pakistan's military is struggling to push the Taliban out of the Tirah Valley in Khyber Agency, where some 30 soldiers and 100 ...

In one of his recent statements Afghan President Hamid Karzai accused Washington of colluding with the Taleban to prolong the war. What is to be made of this and his scathing public criticism of the United States in other statements? They all raise ...

ISLAMABAD: The Pakistani authorities investigating the March 18 fidayeen attack on the Judicial Complex in Peshawar which killed four people and injured 50-plus others have reported to the Ministry of Interior that it was the second act of terrorism ...

FNC Washington, D.C. ? According to Hillary Rodham Clinton, "the safety and well-being of Americans has to be our highest priority." Oh, really? That comment, proffered by our secretary of state Tuesday, is overshadowed by the serious jeopardy U.S.