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Afghanistan - Bing News
2012-05-22T20:10:57Z
KABUL, Afghanistan -- The NATO summit's plan to "responsibly wind down" the Afghan war is not entirely in the hands of President Barack Obama and his fellow world leaders. The carefully orchestrated exit strategy could come unhinged if the ...
2012-05-22T22:12:39Z
KABUL, Afghanistan — The NATO summit’s plan to “responsibly wind down” the Afghan war is not entirely in the hands of President Obama and his fellow world leaders. The carefully orchestrated exit strategy could come unhinged if the ...
2012-05-23T01:25:55Z
KABUL, Afghanistan — The leading American diplomat in Afghanistan, Ambassador Ryan C. Crocker, will leave his post this summer for health reasons after serving here less than a year, a State Department official said Tuesday. His departure ...
2012-05-23T07:16:40Z
ASHGABAT, Turkmenistan — Turkmenistan has signed a natural gas deal with Pakistan and India in a significant boost to the proposed construction of a 1,800-kilometer (1,100-mile) pipeline across Afghanistan. Representatives from India’s state ...
2012-05-23T06:55:12Z
KABUL — Ryan Crocker, a respected diplomat who came out of retirement to become the U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan, is leaving his post this summer, a year ahead of schedule. U.S. Embassy spokesman Mark Thornburg on Tuesday confirmed Crocker's ...
2012-05-22T20:39:35Z
President Obama will soon be needing a new ambassador to Afghanistan, given today's announcement by Ryan Crocker that he is leaving the post this summer because of health reasons. White House spokesman Jay Carney said Obama is "enormously grateful" for ...
2012-05-22T17:04:50Z
U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan Ryan Crocker confirmed on Tuesday that he plans to step down this summer because of ill health, and sources said he was held in high regard and was not pushed out. "Today, Ambassador Ryan Crocker confirmed to the ...
2012-05-23T07:02:21Z
KABUL, Afghanistan — Officials say two foreign doctors and three of their Afghan colleagues have been kidnapped in a remote area in the extreme northeast Afghanistan. Abdul Maroof Rasikh, the spokesman for the governor of Badakhshan province ...
2012-05-22T22:26:58Z
The “irreversible” agreement announced on Monday by the United States and its NATO allies to withdraw military forces from Afghanistan by 2014 marks a clear turning point in a protracted war that most Americans had soured on long ago.
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