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Soldiers says Afghan militants are more skilled from decades of war...American soldiers were desperately fighting hundreds of insurgents trying to overrun their outpost here in Paktika Province when US Army Spc. Timothy Robbins, a veteran of Iraq, noticed something surprising....

The U.S. military is preparing for its withdrawal from Iraq, and some equipment is already on the move. The delay in Iraq's national elections, which had been scheduled for January until a political dispute over the election law erupted last...

Officials in the southern province of Basra say they are lifting a four-month-old ban on alcohol. The spokesman for the Basra provincial council, Hashim Aleibi, says the decision Tuesday came after opponents argued the ban violated rights for personal freedoms...

Navy seals have been charged with assaulting a terrorist mastermind, allegedly causing him a bloody lip at some point during his capture...U.S. subcontractors delivering food and supplies to Iraqis near the town of Fallujah on March 31, 2004. There is...

Tony Abbott says many Australians have misgivings about Kevin Rudd's emissions trading scheme. That may well be true, but outright opposition to the scheme is not as pronounced as he may believe. Those basketfuls of anti-ETS correspondence that arrived in...

The passenger boats that have returned to Iraq's Tigris River after years of war are shabby and the water polluted, but for many they are a reminder of happier times and a sign of a better future. Next to a...

Members of the Army's Surface Deployment and Distribution Command don't just move weapons, food and vehicles for troops in Afghanistan and Iraq, they also help out the families back home. The command moves household goods and personal vehicles of military...

The guns are gradually falling silent in Iraq as a fragile stability takes hold, turning the spotlight on a stealthier killer likely to stalk Iraqis for years to come. Incidences of cancer, deformed babies and other health problems have risen...

including five policemen and six civilians -- were injured Monday evening when two thermal bombs exploded at the crowded artists' syndicate in Kirkuk's al-Hawijah district. Security forces quickly moved in to cordon off the area and launched an investigation into...