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[...] of Britain and the United States should be made to “answer for their actions.” The Iraq war “has destabilized and polarized the world to a greater extent than any other conflict in [...]

[...] . The coalition has already been re-vetting Afghan soldiers returning from leave. U.S. special operations forces are responsible for the 16,000-strong ALP and decided to stop training the new recruits [...]

[...] review the process of vetting new recruits following a spike in deadly attacks on international troops last month, officials said Sunday. There have been 34 attacks by Afghan police or soldiers [...]

[...] the traditional military or police have been halted for re-vetting. The head of the Afghan special operations forces, Brig. Gen. Sayed Abul Karim, confirmed there has been no pause to the training of [...]

[...] ,” at the MTV Video Music Awards in Los Angeles. Also on Thursday, her boyfriend, Conor Kennedy, should be attending his first day of school at Deerfield Academy in Massachusetts. Insiders [...]

[...] . In documents filed with San Jose federal district court on Friday, Apple said 21 Samsung smartphones, media players and tablets released after August 2011 were “copycat products.& [...]

[...] a key pillar in the plan for the U.S.-led coalition to withdraw by the end of 2014 – training Afghan forces to take the lead in securing their own country. Lt. Col. Todd Harrell, a spokesman for [...]

[...] at the International Criminal Court for their role in the 2003 U.S.-led invasion of Iraq Tutu, the retired Anglican Church’s archbishop of South Africa, wrote in an op-ed piece [...]