Petraeus Doesn't Seek 'Graceful Exit' From Afghanistan War. What's The Timeline? -- Christian Science Monitor
With the number of foreign soldiers killed in Afghanistan surpassing 2,000 this weekend, what does the road ahead in that country look like?
The tally – now at 2,002 – comes from the independent iCasualties.org website. It includes 1,227 Americans, 331 Britons, 151 Canadians, and 45 French.
The mounting numbers have put pressure on coalition countries to wrap up their involvement in Afghanistan; the Netherlands ended its military mission Aug. 1, after four years. At the very least, such grim milestones offer a moment for taking stock and seeing what lies ahead.
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Afghanistan orders ban on private security firms -- Reuters
Afghan president gives private security ultimatum -- BBC
Karzai Says Private Security Companies Must Leave Afghanistan by December -- Bloomberg
Karzai wants private security firms out of Afghanistan -- Washington Post
Stoning deaths by Taliban condemned by Afghan president -- CNN
Taliban orders stoning of Afghan pair in German-controlled Kunduz -- Deutsche Welle
Taliban stone Afghan couple to death for adultery -- The Guardian
Taliban stone couple for adultery in Afghanistan -- The AP
Taliban takes hold in once-peaceful northern Afghanistan -- Washington Post
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Taliban offers civilian death probe -- Al Jazeera
Security contractors charged in Afghanistan killings to be arraigned -- CNN
Karzai meets with U.S. senator on war strategy -- CNN
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Editorial: Obama, Petraeus in the same place on Afghanistan -- Dallas News editorial
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But the information available on that war is so confuse that the confusion seems to be part of a policy. It has to be intentional, for if it were accidental, it would be a terrible sign of either discord or lack of resolve at the highest levels.
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