Taliban

UK 'backs Taliban reintegration' The UK believes success against the Taliban requires a political component A reconciliation between the Afghan government and some Taliban leaders in the next two years has been proposed by UK officials in a...

In this article: Hamid Karzai, UK, Ideology, NATO, Afghanistan, Al-Qaeda, UN, and Jihad

Britain suggests Taliban reintegration, BBC cites leaked memo London, Nov 13 : British officials have proposed the Afghan government reconcile with senior Taliban leaders and have them removed from an international sanctions list, the BBC...

In this article: BBC, Stern, Al Qaeda, United Nations, Britain, London, and Kabul

Britain backs peace deal between Taliban and Afghan government, secret memo reveals Last updated at 11:07 AM on 13th November 2009 A reconciliation between the Afghan government and Taliban leaders has been proposed by UK officials,...

In this article: Gordon Brown, Britain, Afghanistan, Europe, Al Qaida, UN, and Barack Obama

Britain fears Taliban infiltration in Afghan forces (AFP) AFP/File - British soldiers with the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) patrol in the town … KABUL (AFP) - Military personnel on Thursday expressed concern...

In this article: NATO, Afghan police, Afghanistan, Britain, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, Hamid Karzai, US, and Iraq

...for vast majority of Taliban fighters to be reintegrated into Afghan society Miliband calls for majority of Taliban to be reintegrated into Afghan society 'Dividing the insurgency' is key part of Britain's strategy, says foreign...

In this article: David Miliband, Afghanistan, Britain, Al-Qaeda, Edinburgh, Pakistan, and NATO

...of permanent high alert. Mr Miliband assured the troops their presence was stopping the country sinking back to the lawless days of the 1990s, when the ruling Taliban sheltered and supported al-Qaeda terrorists. He told them of President...

In this article: Kabul, David Miliband, British troops, Suicide, Cattle, Life is Good, Britain, and Afghanistan

...to be deployed to the region. In an interview with The Daily Telegraph at his Kabul home, Mr Akhundzada said that after losing office he encouraged up to 3,000 followers to take up Taliban offers of money. The move coincided with a huge...

In this article: British Army, NATO, Opium, Sher Mohammed Akhundzada, and Allegation

...turned into a killing field. Gordon Brown must convince voters that Britain's safer by taking the fight to al-Qaeda and its Taliban allies instead of sitting back and waiting for terrorists to bomb our cities. The suicide attacks of 7 July...

In this article: Al-Qaeda, London, Afghanistan, Suicide, British soldier, Gordon Brown, Pakistan, and Britain

Memo reveals Taliban reconciliation UK officials proposed a strategic reconciliation between the Afghan government and Taliban leaders, a leaked memo has showed. The memo, seen by the BBC, proposes removing "reconciled Talibs" from the UN...

In this article: UN, Quetta, BBC, UK, and Afghanistan