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AP - The Afghan government was holding secret talks with the Talibans No. 2 when he was captured in Pakistan, and the arrest infuriated President Hamid Karzai, according to one of Karzais advisers. 
The Hindu US sees improved relations with PakistanCNN InternationalPakistan: Baradar, Talibans No. 2, is one of at least six leaders arrested in past month (CNN) -- The relationship between the United States and Pakistan has seen a significant improvement under the Obama administration, the US special envoy to ...US appreciates Pakistans position on N. WaziristanDAWN.comBacklash from Taliban attacks pushes Pakistan to act, says USSifyAl-Qaeda under fantastic pressure: HolbrookeThe HinduAssociated Press of Pakistan -New York Times -Times of Indiaall 137 news articles » 
AP - Afghanistans president backed off from a much-criticized move to control the previously independent monitoring body for upcoming parliamentary elections, offering Saturday to allow two foreigners on the commission. 
Reuters - A Taliban suicide bomber targeting security forces killed at least 11 people on Saturday, Pakistani police said, part of a renewed push against the state after one of the biggest security crackdowns in years. 
AP - U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates told a hard-hit battle unit Tuesday that its heavy losses have helped the U.S. begin to push back against the Taliban in southern Afghanistan. 
AP - Preparations have begun for a crucial campaign to assert Afghan government control over Kandahar, spiritual home of the Taliban, the top U.S. and NATO commander in Afghanistan said Monday. 
AP - U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates arrived in Afghanistan early Monday as coalition forces continue to restore order in the town of Marjah, the first major test of the U.S. and NATO counterinsurgency strategy since President Barack Obama ordered 30,000 new American troops to blunt the Talibans momentum. 
AP - Afghan President Hamid Karzai heard a litany of complaints Sunday from residents of Marjah, the southern town that thousands of U.S., NATO and Afghan troops just seized from the Taliban. 
AP - The man chosen to be the fresh face of good Afghan governance in a town just seized from the Taliban has a violent criminal record in Germany, but Western officials said Saturday they are not pushing to oust him. 
Times Online One in three killed by US drones in Pakistan is a civilian, report claimsTelegraph.co.ukOne in three militants killed in US Predator Drone attacks in Pakistans remote tribal areas is in fact a civilian, according to a report by an American think tank. By Dean Nelson, South Asia Editor The report, by the Washington-based New America ...37 Taliban, one Pakistani soldier dead in clash, air strikeAFPTaliban militants attack army in north-west PakistanBBC News5 Pakistani road workers shot dead in AfghanistanThe Associated PressPakTribune.com -Daily News & Analysis -Times Onlineall 887 news articles » 
AP - More than 2,000 U.S. Marines and about 1,000 Afghan troops who stormed the Taliban town of Marjah as part of a major NATO offensive against a resurgent Taliban will stay several months to ensure insurgents dont return, Marine commanders said Sunday. 
AP - Marines and Afghan troops who fought through the center of Marjah linked up Saturday with American soldiers on the northern edge of the former Taliban stronghold, clearing the towns last major pocket of resistance. 
The Guardian LHC stops extradition of five Afghan Taliban leadersDaily TimesLAHORE: Lahore High Court (LHC) Chief Justice Khawaja Muhammad Sharif on Friday restrained the federal and the Punjab governments from handing over the five arrested Taliban leaders to the United States or any other country until further notice. ...Pakistan: Court Bars Transfer of Afghan Taliban LeadersNew York TimesUS sees Pakistan strategic shift in war on TalibanAFPPakistan court blocks Baradar extraditionFinancial TimesThe News International -The Nation, Pakistan -BBC Newsall 1,503 news articles »