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Nato chiefs expected to announce end to Libya airstrikes

21.10.11
As Libyans celebrate the death of ousted dictator Muammar Gaddafi, Nato chiefs are to meet in Brussels to discuss the future of the air campaign... more

Gaddafi: 'We won't surrender again; we are not women. We will keep fighting'

02.09.11
Colonel Gaddafi has issued a warning that loyalist tribes in his remaining strongholds are armed and preparing for battle... more

Encircled Gaddafi's call to arms

15.08.11
Colonel Gaddafi today urged his supporters to 'get ready for the fight' as rebels closed in on the capital Tripoli... more

Gaddafi's ultimatum: I'll blow up Tripoli

15.07.11
Colonel Gaddafi has threatened to blow up Tripoli if the capital falls into rebel hands... more

More Tornados sent to Libya as pressure mounts on Gaddafi

15.07.11
Britain is sending four more warplanes to Libya to help a fresh military push to oust Colonel Gaddafi... more

Nato hits Gaddafi's Tripoli compound

16.06.11
NATO has shelled the area near Colonel Muammar Gaddafi's compound in an apparent attempt to weaken the Libyan leader's hold on Tripoli as rebel troops moved on the capital... more

Libya rebels 'die in Nato friendly fire attack'

28.04.11
A NATO air strike has killed 12 Libyan rebels in the besieged city of Misrata, a doctor in the city said today... more

Nato: We won't apologise for killing Libyan rebels

08.04.11
NATO refuses to apologise for killing four Libyan rebels in a "friendly fire" attack, saying its troops had not known the rebels had begun to use tanks... more

Pakistan refuses to open Khyber post

07.10.10
Pakistan said today it had not decided when to reopen a border crossing in the Khyber Pass used to supply Nato troops despite a US apology for the deaths of two Pakistani soldiers. The crew of a Nato helicopter mistook them for insurgents fleeing across the Afghan border. General David Petraeus said he would work with the Pakistani army to make sure it did not happen again. The Taliban have set alight scores of petrol tankers stranded by the closure.... more

Taliban step up attacks on Nato petrol convoys

06.10.10
Taliban fighters set fire to 25 petrol tankers and killed a driver today, the sixth attack in a week on convoys bound for Nato troops in Afghanistan... more

Nato fuel convoy set on fire by Pakistan fighters

01.10.10
More than 20 tankers carrying fuel for Nato troops in Afghanistan are set ablaze by militants in southern ... more

William Hague: We must not let war file leaks damage Afghan campaign

26.07.10
America and Britain were today battling to stop a huge leak of secret documents from damaging the military campaign in Afghanistan... more

We can still win the war in Afghanistan, insists William Hague

20.07.10
William Hague says Nato can still 'win' the war against the Taliban despite the growing military death toll and a timetable for withdrawal... more

British wounded in Afghanistan hits 250 so far this year at rate of two a day

05.07.10
More than 250 British soldiers have been wounded in action in Afghanistan in less than six months this year... more

Eight Taliban killed in 30-minute airport battle

30.06.10
Eight Taliban fighters trying to storm an airport are killed in a fierce 30-minute gun battle with Afghan police and Nato troops... more

US general takes command of 8,000 British troops in Afghanistan

01.06.10
American general takes command of 8,000 British troops in southern Afghanistan, as part of a reorganisation of military command structures... more

Afghan civilian deaths are a very serious setback, admits forces chief Sir Jock Stirrup

15.02.10
Head of Britain’s armed forces admits the killing of 12 Afghan civilians by stray US rockets was a 'very serious setback' to a massive Nato operation in Afghanistan... more

Ali Dizaei and the damage to the Met

09.02.10
The conviction of Ali Dizaei is an important vindication for Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Paul Stephenson... more

Job offers for Taliban on the table at London conference over Afghanistan

28.01.10
Bid to lure Taliban fighters away from insurgency with job offers will be high the agenda when 70 countries meet for crucial talks on future of Afghanistan... more

Obama: The fight in Afghanistan is for Nato, not just America

30.09.09
Barack Obama has warned that the fight in Afghanistan is not solely an "American battle".... more

‘Hundreds’ of British troops likely to die in US Afghan surge

28.09.09
Military chiefs are prepared for 'scores, if not hundreds' more British soldiers to die in a new troop surge to win the Afghan war... more

General: If we fail, the world’s terrorists will be intoxicated

18.09.09
Allied forces do not have the 'luxury of time' in the battle against the Taliban in Afghanistan, a British military chief warns... more

Afghanistan: Soldiers fire 'road rage' rocket at Nato

01.09.09
Afghan troops fired a rocket-propelled grenade at a Nato convoy in an apparent "road rage" incident on Kabul's busiest highway, it has been revealed... more

NATO sailors in hot water after racing dinghies near holiday beach

14.08.09
NATO sailors brought chaos to a packed Spanish beach when they raced rigid inflatable boats in a designated swimming area... more

Nato must face its Afghan dilemma

03.04.09
President Obama’s message to European leaders at the Nato summit in Strasbourg has gone straight to the heart of the biggest dilemma facing the organisation, today celebrating its 60th birthday: what to do about Afghanistan... more

UK defence sector cautions on spending cutbacks

02.04.09
Britain's defence and aerospace industry is urging European governments not to pay for economic bailouts by slashing defence budgets and programmes... more

Pakistan tries to regain control of Khyber Pass

31.12.08
Pakistan has suspended the flow of trucks carrying Nato and US military supplies through the key Khyber Pass after launching an offensive against Taliban militants... more

Jude Law in Afghanistan to call for peace after five children are killed during fighting

01.09.08
Hollywood star Jude Law travelled to Afghanistan today to call for peace as five children were killed in two separate incidents.... more

Army woman dies in secret SAS operation

18.06.08
A woman was among four British soldiers killed by a roadside bomb during a secret mission in Afghanistan... more


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