News, April 22, 2010

	Afghan Civilian Deaths a Dilemma for NATO
	NATO Admits Four Killed Were Civilians, Not 'Insurgents'

	Pak Military Holding 1000s in Indefinite Detention
	On the Run, Pakistan Militants Find New Haven   Pakistan Military Fails to Woo Tribal Allies Under Grip of Taliban

Afghanistan

Vice Mayor of Kandahar, Afghanistan, Fatally Shot While Praying in Mosque US Afghanistan Commander Defends Karzai Official: Afghanistan 'Peace Jirga' Delayed for Up to Three Weeks NATO's Top Commander in Afghanistan Visits Germany to Discuss New Strategy

Pakistan

US Directly Interrogating Mullah Baradar Zardari: Ruling Party Must Be Allowed to Remain in Office Provincial Court: Zardari Above the Law As Power Shortages Spread, Pakistan Switches Off the Lights Aid 'Running Out' for 1.3 Million Pakistan Refugees

News, April 21, 2010

	NATO Troops Kill Four Afghan Students
	A Killing Further Erodes Afghan Faith in Leaders

Afghanistan

Afghan War Is Unwinnable and We Should Not Be There, Say UK Voters Afghan Deputy Mayor Slain as He Prays in Mosque Mosque Murder Leaves Kandahar on Edge Troops Wounded in Afghanistan Are Evacuated to Iraq US Says Taliban No. 2 Interrogations Yield Useful Intel Inquest: US Pilot Bombed British Soldiers, Assuming They Were Taliban

Pakistan

Pakistan Islamist Blames US for Provoking Suicide Bombing Pakistan to Get US Guided-Missile Frigate on Aug 31 US Hopes Pakistan Will Join Fissile Material Talks At Top University, a Fight for Pakistan's Future Pakistan War Games Show of Force for India

News, April 20, 2010

	Taliban Moves Onto Abandoned US Base
	Push on to Protect New Troops From IEDs   Obama Administration Says Conflict With Karzai Is Resolved

At Least 27 Killed in Peshawar Bombings

Afghanistan

Donkey Bomb Kills Three Children in Afghanistan NATO Chief Seeks Military, dPolice Trainers for Afghanistan Afghan Hash at an All-Time High Iceland Volcano Delays Evac for US Wounded in Afghanistan Source: Karzai Likes Obama. No, Really

Pakistan

	Taliban Blow Up NATO Tankers in Khyber Agency
	Kucinich: Obama's Drone Attacks in Pakistan 'Inspire Radicalism'
	Pakistan Suspends Officials After Scathing UN Report

News, April 19, 2010

	Army Report: Kandahar Offensive Could Backfire
	Tension Rises in Kandahar Ahead of NATO Summer Offensive   Taliban's Supreme Leader Signals Willingness to Talk Peace
	Bombs Kill 41 Pakistani Refugees Seeking Food
	Pakistan Army Admits Civilians Killed in Airstrikes   Why Pakistan's Military Is Holding Back in North Waziristan

Afghanistan

Karzai Vote Rules Compromise Ends Standoff With West In Shift, Pentagon to Solicit Bids on $1 Billion Contract to Train Afghan Police Italian Charity Sees UK Behind Doctors' Arrests in Afghanistan Karzai Pledges Transparent Probe of Italians' Case Canadian Soldiers Did Not Unlawfully Shoot Unarmed Afghan, Says Defense Chief Taliban Targets US Contractors Working on Projects in Afghanistan Five Afghan UN Workers Missing in Northern Province of Baghlan Roadside Bomb Kills 2 Afghan Police, Wounds 3 in Khost 140 Australian Soldiers Return Home From Afghanistan Iranian Engineer Brings Roads, Rail to Afghan West

Bhutto Assassination Probe

Pakistan May Fear Reopening Bhutto Probe Musharraf Aides Scoff at UN Report UN Bhutto Report Criticizes Military Influence UN Report on Benazir Bhutto's Murder

Pakistan

At Least 21 Militants Killed in NW Pakistan's Orakzai Agency Pakistan Prosecutor: Americans Linked to Militants Police Baton Charge Angry Protesters in Pakistan 2 Schools Blown Up in Khyber Militant Group Claims Responsibility for Saturday's Twin Blasts Pakistan: Trio That Kidnapped British Boy Killed in Clash Hunger Strike Camps Set Up in Pakistan's Hazara Division