Soldiers from 2 Yorks running a vehicle checkpoint with Afghan Police with the hope of apprehending the rogue policeman responsible for the deaths of 5 soldiers last week in the Nad e'Ali district of Helmand province Photo: Heathcliff O'Malley
Afghanistan: Taliban Could Be Bought Off As Part On New Strategy -- The Telegraph
Britain needs to negotiate with the Taliban, offering them money or immunity from prosecution in order to secure peace, according to a new counter-insurgency strategy published by the Ministry of Defence.
The document, Security and Stabilisation: the Military Contribution, brings together counter-insurgency theories from both sides of the Atlantic to set out how the Afghan war could be won.
Aimed at commanders and staff officers, it advises them on ways to win over the enemy and says they should not see negotiation as a sign of weakness.
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U.K.’s Brown Calls for Timetable for Withdrawal From Afghanistan -- Wall Street Journal
Brown hints at Afghanistan handover date -- The Age
British P.M. Brown Talks Of Exit Date For Foreign Troops In Afghanistan -- NPR
Brown aims for Afghan withdrawal -- The Globe And Mail
fghanistan 'not war without end' -- BBC
NATO chief confident of big troop increase -- Washington Post
Afghanistan to Form Major Anti-Corruption Unit -- Voice of America
Afghan Leaders Unveil Anti-corruption Measures -- L.A. Times
US Military Deaths in Afghanistan Region at 839 -- New York Times/AP
Commentaries And Analysis
Exit Plan Critical to Afghan Buildup -- Wall Street Journal
FACTBOX: Afghan review marked by divisions among Obama aides -- Reuters
ANALYSIS-Washington leak machine weighs on Afghan review -- Reuters
Exit Plan Critical to Afghan Buildup -- Gerald F. Seib, Wall Street Journal
A Strategy of Exhaustion -- Small Wars Journal
The National Review: Picking Up Afghanistan -- NPR
What If We Fail in Afghanistan? -- Steve Coll, The New Yorker
A war of choice or necessity? -- BBC
Ink Spot Strategy -- New York Times
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