Tag: Asia
Doubt and remorse over Nepal's killing spree and fallen monarchy
It was 10 years ago June 1st that, by the official account, Nepal's Crown Prince strode into a royal family gathering, opened fire, and killed nine people -- including his father the King, before shooting himself....
Osama Bin Laden killed: How it happened
The international operation that killed Osama Bin Laden was a complex one. ...
Osama Bin Laden and US strategy in Afghanistan
Now that Osama Bin Laden has been killed, experts consider how US strategy in the war in Afghanistan will change....
Women in the Marines, fighting Afghanistan insurgency
The Female Engagement Team help the Marines reach out to women in Afghanistan to fight the insurgency in ways that all-male patrols can't....
US-Pakistani tensions high, drone attacks continue
US drone strikes have continued in Pakistan, even though many Pakistanis are fuming over the Osama Bin Laden raid and a possible secret agreement between the United States and Pakistan. ...
Covert Kill/Capture campaign to take out Taliban and Al Qaeda
The Pentagon's secret "Kill/Capture" campaign assassinated Osama Bin Laden and thousands of other Taliban and Al Qaeda fighters....
Three Cups of Tea: Can the good be saved?
Fabrications exposed in "Three Cups of Tea" by Greg Mortenson are calling into question the future of humanitarian work inspired by the book....
Afghanistan troops contend with friendly fire
American forces in Afghanistan aren't just fighting the Taliban, they're also working not to be killed by friendly fire. ...
Shakespeare returns to Kabul
"Love's Labour's Lost" is the first Shakespeare play to be performed in Afghanistan since the Soviet invasion of 1979. ...
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