Karzai Agrees to US Request for Bases
Afghan President Hamid Karzai disclosed Thursday the United States
wants to keep nine bases in his country after the 2014 withdrawal of
foreign combat troops. The Afghan leader says Kabul is ready to let
Washington have those bases, but it wants security and economic
guarantees for Afghanistan. ...
Stratcom Chief: Minot Case Shows Integrity of Nuclear Enterprise
The Air Force's aggressive response when missile-launch crews at Minot
Air Force Base, N.D., fell short of established standards during an
inspection in March underscores the integrity of the nuclear weapons
program, the commander of U.S. Strategic Command told Congress today.
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Kerry Sees Transitional Syrian Government Without Assad
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry has toughened his stance on the
fate of Syria's president, saying Bashar al-Assad cannot be part of a
transitional government that would try to lead the country out of its
civil war. ...
Former Pakistani PM's Son Kidnapped at Election Rally
The son of former Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani has been
taken hostage by gunmen during a political rally in his home area of
Multan. It's the latest incident in what has been a violence-marred
election campaign in the run up to the May 11 national assembly
elections. ...
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A Guide To Pakistan's General Elections
On May 11, nearly half of Pakistan's population of 180 million will head
to the polls to vote in general elections that will play a big part in
determining who will shape the country's future - secularists,
nationalists, or Islamists. ...
Ardent Sentry Preps Northcom, First Responders for Disasters
A perfect storm of simulated disasters is slowly unfolding across the
United States, as thousands of military and Defense Department members
join their interagency partners in fine-tuning their disaster-response
processes just ahead of the upcoming hurricane and wildfire seasons. ...
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