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Pakistan says 60 killed in battle against Taliban

Pakistan says 60 killed in battle against Taliban

Pakistan's army said it killed 60 "terrorists" as it battles to wrest control of part of the country from the Taliban. Five soldiers were killed in the last 24 hours of the assault, the military said.

 

Obama signs major Pakistan aid bill

The White House says President Barack Obama has signed a bill that gives $7 billion in aid to Pakistan over five years, a measure that the nuclear-armed U.S. ally's military had claimed was an intrusion into the Asian nation's internal affairs.

 

Obama: Afghanistan decision in 'coming weeks'

President Barack Obama said his decision on the U.S. strategy in Afghanistan will be made in "the coming weeks." While military and security decisions will be an important element in that strategy, Obama said "another element is making sure we're doing a good job in building capacity on the civilian side."

 

U.S. troops help Philippines as storm toll tops 600

American military helicopters ferried tons of aid Sunday to a northern Philippine mountain region facing shortages of food, gasoline ...

 

Obama Pledges Again to End ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ but Offers No Timetable

Obama Pledges Again to End ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ but Offers No Timetable

President Obama renewed his vow to allow gay men and lesbians to serve openly in the military, but failed to offer a timetable for doing so.

 

Obama seeks advice on Afghanistan

Obama seeks advice on Afghanistan

Barack Obama prepares to meet senior advisers as the US marks eight years of military operations in Afghanistan.

 

China to display missiles that could hit American ships

The 60th anniversary parade will showcase military technology, most of which was made in China.

 

Obama team clears 75 at Guantanamo for release

An Obama administration task force has so far cleared 75 of the remaining 223 Guantanamo prisoners for release as part of its effort to close the detention camp, a military spokesman said on Monday.

 

Security Council Backs Nuclear Measure

The U.N. Security Council unanimously approved a U.S.-sponsored measure to lay the legal framework for action against nations that use civilian nuclear technology for military purposes.

 

Women at Arms: G.I. Jane Breaks the Combat Barrier as War Evolves

Women at Arms: G.I. Jane Breaks the Combat Barrier as War Evolves

Before 2001, America’s military women had rarely seen ground combat, but the Afghanistan and Iraq wars have changed that.

 

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