Dawn Ottawa asked to change stand on Afghan war By Our Correspondent OTTAWA , July 13: Canadas Conservative government of Prime Minister Stephen Harper has been told to stop referring to fighting terrorism and the Sept 11 attacks, and to banish ... (photo: Chris Bolin/Getty Images)Afghanistan Canada Ottawa Photos Terrorism Gulf Daily News Islamists call for Musharraf's destruction ISLAMABAD : Thousands of Islamist protesters vented their fury at Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf at mass rallies yesterday, some vowing to "destroy" him to avenge the deadly raid on the RedIslam Islamabad Pakistan Photos Politics Top Stories BBC News Afghan police 'under-equipped' A senior American army officer in Afghanistan says that only about 40% of the police force is properly equipped. But he said resources are now in place to solve the ... (photo: US Army/Staff Sgt. Joshua Gipe)Afghanistan Military Photos Police US The Guardian The right medicine Licensing opium in Afghanistan for the production of morphine and codeine would aid development and help to win hearts and minds. Articles July 13, 2007 10:30 AM | ... (photo: GFDL)Afghanistan Medicine Photos Poverty Production Ohio Security tightened in Pakistan ISLAMABAD , Pakistan - Security was tightened Friday outside mosques and government facilities across Pakistan, after Islamic radicals threatened protests over aGovernment Islamabad Mosques Pakistan Photos The Charlotte Observer Al-Qaida works to plant U.S. operatives By KATHERINE SHRADER Associated Press Writer AP Photo Iraqi soldiers guard a man they have arrested at a checkpoint suspecting him of being an al-Qaida member in the city ... (photo: Paula Bronstein/Getty Images)Afghanistan Al Qaida Pakistan Photos Terrorism Canada Dot Com War on Terror cost to surpass Vietnam The United States appears ready to celebrate a dubious milestone as the cost of war in Iraq and Afghanistan is expected to soon overtake Vietnam -- the yardstick by which ... (photo: U.S. Army by Sgt. Brandon Aird)Afghanistan Iraq Photos Terror Vietnam Gulf Daily News Bush denies Qaeda threat WASHINGTON : US President George W Bush yesterday denied that Al Qaeda is as strong today as it was before the September 11 attacks. Bush spoke after a new intelligence Afghanistan Iraq Photos Terrorism US Washington International Herald Tribune Schoolgirls under fire Women again have legal rights in Afghanistan . But more than six years after American forces helped drive the Taliban from power , the women and girls there are stillAfghanistan Education Human Rights Photos Women
