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Arab Satellite TV Station a Prime Battlefield in Information War
Times Staff WriterHamad ibn Thamer al Thani is under attack. The White House has accused him of potentially spreading terrorism. Many Islamic leaders won't talk to him. His boss has received more than 400 complaints. But the satellite television network he runs, Al...Tags: Santa Cruz (Santa Cruz, California), Democracy, Colin Powell, ABC (tv network), Television Industry
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U.S. warplanes make fierce raids on Kabul
Tribune staff reportersThe Pentagon unleashed its air power on Kabul and other Afghanistan cities Wednesday, striking the capital with what witnesses described as the fiercest attack since bombing began Sunday. Paving the way for expected special forces missions, the fourth...Tags: Guerrilla Activity, Jakarta (Indonesia), Colin Powell, United Nations, NATO
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Taliban clinging to power, U.S. says
Tribune staff reportersWith U.S. warplanes unleashing their most punishing bombing raids in four days on the Taliban's front lines, a top Pentagon official conceded Wednesday that Afghan resistance is more formidable than expected and likely will be the target of a "long,...Tags: Guerrilla Activity, Colin Powell, United Nations, Russia, Uzbekistan
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U.S. intensifies air attacks
From Staff And Wire ReportsWASHINGTON - As the United States pounded targets in Afghanistan for a fourth day, U.S. forces launched their heaviest attack against the capital, Kabul, igniting explosions around a Taliban military academy, artillery units and suspected terrorist camps....Tags: Guerrilla Activity, Colin Powell, U.S. Department of State, NATO, Washington (U.S. state)
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Bush urges Afghans to defy Taliban
Tribune staff reporterThe Bush administration turned up the pressure on Afghanistan's ruling Taliban government Tuesday, encouraging rebels to overthrow the repressive Islamic regime and offering the prospect of no military retaliation for the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the...Tags: New York, Colin Powell, United Nations, Army National Guard, Washington (U.S. state)
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Jackson weighs talks Taliban says he sought
Tribune staff reportersRev. Jesse Jackson said Thursday he is leaving open the possibility of traveling to Central Asia to negotiate with Afghanistan's ruling Taliban, a trip still in the works despite a complete lack of support from the White House and indications that Jackson...Tags: New York, Colin Powell, Foreign Aid, U.S. Department of State, Washington (U.S. state)
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Taliban asks bin Laden to leave
Chicago Tribune staff reporterIn the first indication that its desire to protect Osama bin Laden is weakening, Afghanistan's Taliban regime said Thursday that it had found the prime suspect in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks against the United States and informed him that he should...Tags: Colin Powell, U.S. Department of State, Washington (U.S. state), Silvio Berlusconi, Jesse Jackson
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Afghan immigrants face identity crisis
Tribune staff reporterSitting cross-legged ina mosque in Queens, the Taliban's man in New York listened while his fellow Afghan immigrants debated how their native land could avert new bloodshed. Until the Taliban was forced to close its New York office in March, Abdul Hakeem...Tags: Guerrilla Activity, New York, United Nations, U.S. Department of State, Foreign Aid
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U.S. eases bombing, enters caves
Tribune staff reportersWith Al Qaeda forces all but defeated and U.S. bombing drastically scaled back, eastern alliance troops and U.S. commandos on Monday began scouring caves in the mountainous Tora Bora region for the terrorist network's leaders. But just days after U.S....Tags: United Nations, Colorado Rockies, Washington (U.S. state), U.S. Military, Health
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U.S. searching for Taliban leader
Associated PressKABUL, Afghanistan -- Pushing to snatch the elusive leader of Afghanistan's deposed Taliban, American forces have launched a mission to capture Mullah Mohammed Omar, probably in the rugged mountains northwest of Kandahar, the interim prime minister said....Tags: Wars and Interventions, Guerrilla Activity, National Security, Armed Forces, U.S. Navy
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U.S. Bombing Spares Much of Kandahar
Times Staff WriterAt first, it seems like the same kind of rubble that lies all over this town of dilapidated earthen brick and crumbling straw. Then there are the signs of ruined lives. A small pair of trousers. A broken dinner plate. A child's carefully penned exercise...Tags: Guerrilla Activity, Family, Health, Injuries and Wounds, Career and Workplace
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Choice of Interim Leader Draws a Mixed Response
Times Staff WriterAfghans in the region had a mixed response Wednesday to the announcement that an urbane 44-year-old Pushtun tribal chief, Hamid Karzai, had been named to lead their nation's interim government. Here in Quetta, Karzai's home for much of the past two...Tags: Rebellions, Family, U.S. Military, Hamid Karzai, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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