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OSLO, Norway - President Obama accepted his Nobel Peace Prize Thursday, acknowledging the critics who don't feel he's worthy of being presented with the world's most prestigious award. Obama humbly stated, "Compared to some of the giants of history who...
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On the directive of Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani, instructions were issued on Tuesday for withdrawal of Army from District Kohlo, Balochistan, Aaj News reported.Quoting unnamed officials sources, the channel said that the notification for withdrawal...
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I think we should send the troops to get out faster we can't afford not to.
NATO answered President Obama's call for reinforcements in Afghanistan today with a pledge to provide 7,000 more troops. The NATO secretary-general, speaking at a press conference, didn't say where the troops will come from, but Britain has already...
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Obama has announced he is deploying 30,000 troops in early 2010 for supporting the existing US led coalition in Afghanistan. He believe that US will defeat Taliban with aditional 30,000 troops in 18 months. On the other hand the defense secretary Robert...
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Ten Downing Street has admitted another embarrassing mistake involving correspondence with the families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan when it confirmed that three letters of condolence sent by Gordon Brown had arrived months late. The families of...
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Fifty-eight percent of younger Americans approve of President Barack Obama's job performance but many feel differently about his handling of specific issues, a national poll has found. Harvard University's Institute of Politics said on Thursday at 52...
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President Barack Obama's decision to send 30,000 additional troops to Afghanistan is drawing mixed reactions from people around the nation's capital. VOA sampled views in the Washington area, including the opinions of some Afghan immigrants. Farid Hashimi...
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Gallup Poll taken Wednesday, but there are broad concerns that the costs of the war will sap the government's ability to address problems facing the nation at home. The survey of 1,005 adults, taken the day after the president's nationally televised address,...
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Barack Obama is sending 30,000 additional troops to Afghanistan but plans to conclude the war and withdraw most members of the U.S. military within three years. The Italian Health Ministry is reporting that the same H1N1 swine flu mutation...
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