Nov 6th, 2009 - guardian.co.uk
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There is much evidence that the Taliban are less a fundamentalist religious group dedicated to sponsoring al-Qaida in international jihad and more an amalgam of groups seeking to fight foreign occupation and reassert the traditional dominance of the Pashtun group, which has largely been ceded to Tajiks and others, despite Karzai himself being a Pashtun (Brown will not walk away from fight but public support falters, November 6).
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Peshawar Pakistan car bomb kills 12 amid signs of Taliban dissension
Nov 8th, 2009 - The Christian Science Monitor
• A daily summary of global reports on security issues . Peshawar car bomb kills 12 as military digs heels in S. Waziristan. The Pakistani military has penetrated key...
Pakistan military closes in on Taliban stronghold, says 24 militants killed in latest fighting
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Pakistan military closes in on Taliban stronghold
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Pakistani forces pressing an offensive inside the militant stronghold of South Waziristan are closing in on a major Taliban base there and have killed 14 insurgents over the last 24 hours...
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Senior al-Qaida leaders are forging deeper relationships with Pakistani militants and often operating from their camps inside the Pakistan border, fueling Obama administration arguments for a shift in the Afghan war strategy that more narrowly targets the terrorists.(World News)
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