News, January 15, 2010

	Attack Shows Threat to Obama's Afghan Plan
	Suicide Bomber Kills 20 Civilians in Afghanistan   January Proving Deadly for NATO-Led Forces in Afghanistan   A $1 Billion Sweetener for the Taliban

Afghanistan

	US Approves Training to Expand Afghan Army
	Afghan Parliament to Vote on Cabinet on Saturday
	NATO Will 'Transform' Afghan Police Security Failures

News, January 15, 2010

	11 Die as US Drones Continue to Target Pakistan
	Pakistan Anger as Obama Steps Up Drone Strikes   Pakistani Taliban Dispute Reports of Leader’s Injury/Death

Pakistan

	US Asked to 'Review Footprint in Pakistan'
	US Troops Do Not Operate From Pakistan, Says Defense Minister
	Pakistan: India Interfering in Balochistan
	Radio Free Europe Begins Broadcast to Pakistan
	Holbrooke Visits Swat, Satisfied With Military Gains

News, January 14, 2010

	UN Details Record Afghan Civilian Toll in 2009
	Suicide Bomber Kills 20 People in Afghanistan   US Drone Strike Fires Into Crowd, Kills Another 13 in Afghanistan   Helmand Town May Be First Big Battle in Bigger War   4 US Soldiers, 1 French Soldier Killed in Afghanistan Attacks

Afghanistan

	Islamists Press Jordan to Stop Aiding US Forces in Afghanistan
	Experts on Afghanistan Doubt Survey on Foreign Occupation: 'Results Are Impossible'
	Sen. Levin Blasts Afghan Troop Training
	Afghan Town Evicts Addicts in Desperation
	Troops Confused About Prospect of Detainee Trials, Republicans Say
	Bit-Part Role for Britain as US Plans to Control Key Afghan Routes

News, January 14, 2010

	Pak Taliban Chief Alive After US Missiles Kill 18
	Will the Drone War Sink Pakistani Cooperation?   Pakistan Concerned Over 'Massive' Indian Arms Buildup

Pakistan

	Holbrooke Shrugs Off 'Disagreement' on Drone Attacks
	Following Pakistani Complaints, Holbrooke Insists He Gets Hassled at Airports Too
	Musharraf Toying With His Own Party Idea
	Three Terrorists Killed, Nine Arrested in Malakand

News, January 13, 2010

Afghanistan

	Afghans: NATO Forces Kill 13 Protesters
	US Drone Strike Fires Into Crowd, Kills Another 13 in Afghanistan   4 US Soldiers, 1 French Soldier Killed in Afghanistan Attacks   General Declares US Victory in Helmand Province   US Official: Most Afghanistan Corruption Involves Westerners   Afghan Govt Plans to Lure Taliban to Switch Sides

	Fighting Shifts in Technology Used by Afghan Insurgents
	Military's Use of Drones on the Rise in Afghanistan
	Karzai Says US Never Gave Afghans 'Blank Check'
	US Tells Afghans to Grow Grapes Not Opium Poppy
	Fort Hood Troops Ordered to Afghanistan
	Poll Reveals Optimism Among Some Afghans
	Tributes to British War Reporter Killed Working With US Troops in Afghanistan

News, January 13, 2010

Pakistan
Tenuous Karachi Ceasefire Holds, For Now

	Pakistan FM: Afghan War Should Stay Out of Pakistan
	In Karachi, Politics Means Urban Warfare, Literally
	Pakistan Ex-Navy Chief Confirms French Kickbacks

News, January 12, 2010

	Gen. McChrystal Declares Afghan Surge a 'Success'
	Six NATO Soldiers Killed in Afghanistan

	Over 3,000 Killed as Pakistan Violence Soared in 2009
	Pakistani Troops Kill Eight in South Waziristan   Pakistan Seen Becoming More Islamist, Anti-US

Afghanistan

	McChrystal: 'Killing the Enemy Is Not the Best Route to Success'
	Brits: US Won't Help Allies Beat IEDs
	Afghan President Karzai Submits New Cabinet Choices
	Afghan Attacks Signal Shift From Seasonal Violence
	Bomber Urged More Attacks Before Striking CIA