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États-Unis – Washington va évacuer ses alliés afghans, les talibans avancent Le départ de l’armée américaine inquiète les Afghans qui ont aidé Washington depuis 20 ans et qui craignent des représailles de la part des talibans. Publié aujourd’hui à 01h48 0 commentaires AFP Les États-Unis ont annoncé mercredi l’évacuation prochaine des Afghans qui ont aidé l’armée américaine. Sur le terrain, les talibans poursuivent leur offensive tous azimuts contre les forces afghanes...

Angesichts des anhaltenden Vormarsches der Taliban wächst in den Nachbarstaaten die Sorge, dass sie in den Konflikt hineingezogen werden und die Islamisten Zentralasien infiltrieren könnten. Seit einiger Zeit suchen immer mehr afghanische Sicherheitskräfte und Flüchtlinge ihr Heil etwa in Tadschikistan und im Iran. Eine Taliban-Delegation versuchte vergangene Woche bei einem Besuch in Moskau, solche Bedenken zu zerstreuen. Ihr Territorium würde nicht gegen die Nachbarn genutzt werden. Ru...

U.S. airstrikes hit Taliban targets in Afghanistan By (0) The United States this week conducted airstrikes against Taliban insurgents in Afghanistan, including Kandahar district, near the airfield where an MQ-9 is pictured in 2015. Photo by Sgt. Whitney Amstutz/U.S. Air Force March 17 (UPI) -- Taliban hideouts in Afghanistan were targeted by U.S. airstrikes this week as the White House approaches a deadline for withdrawal of U.S. troops from the country. Attacks in the Zharay, Spin Boldak a...

Hazaras refuse to bury Mach victims Protesters say ending sit-in is conditional on PM’s visit to Quetta QUETTA/ ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Wednesday urged the families of Mach massacre victims to bury their loved ones as Balochistan and federal governments failed to convince the protestors to end their Quetta sit-in that has been continuing for four days amid extreme cold weather. The prime minister took to micro-blogging site Twitter to reassure the Hazara families that he is �...

"Seven Afghan citizens are among the victims of the incident," the Afghanistan Consulate General says.

English By Roshan Noorzai Share on Facebook Print this page Pakistan’s border fence with Afghanistan marks a major milestone in Islamabad’s efforts to improve security along its western border, but some Pakistani traders say they are concerned the project will harm their livelihoods by disrupting centuries-old trade routes. Pakistan’s military said in early December that it would have the country’s 2,600-kilometer border, which Afghani...

im wolf blitzer. youre in "the situation room." lets follow the breaking news right now. youre look at live pictures from what is expected to be a news conference momentarily. the police chief here in the district of columbia, kathy lanier, speak wig reporters telling us about whats going on. an envelope igniting at a postal facility here in the national capital. this coming after apparently similar incidents at two state builtings in nearby maryland only yesterday. our nosh security...

consumers given all the advertisements and e-mails theyre getting is creating a greater sense of urgency. >> reporter: this season, consumers are expected to open their wallets a bit. after a dismal 2008, sales improved marginally last year. and this holiday theyre expected to inch up again. >> hi, how are you? >> reporter: its gifts at the high end which are fueling the increase. >> you can only feel so bad so long. after a while you need to go out there and say, "okay, im going to do...

thanksgiving day is now the starting line for the holiday shopping rush. last thanksgiving, 18 million americans went shopping. and the numbers expected to be even higher this year. sears, wal-mart, k-mart-- you name it-- it was open. seth doane is out among the holiday shoppers on the streets of new york tonight. seth, good evening to you. >> reporter: good evening, jeff. happy thanksgiving. yes the stores behind me here at bryant park are open and across the country at major retailer...

shopping rush. last thanksgiving, 18 million americans went shopping. and the numbers expected to be even higher this year. sears, wal-mart, k-mart-- you name it-- it was open. seth doane is out among the holiday shoppers on the streets of new york tonight. seth, good evening to you. >> reporter: good evening, jeff. happy thanksgiving. yes the stores behind me here at bryant park are open and across the country at major retailerses some traded food, family, and football for the chance ...