AlJazeera
07/29/2010
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There is no doubt that the nine-year-long war in Afghanistan is intensifying.

Roadside bombs are the main weapon of the Taliban, killing Nato troops and Afghan civilians alike.

Al Jazeera obtained exclusive pictures of a US military vehicle being destroyed in Kunar province, where the Taliban says the constant threat of attack keeps international troops trapped in their bases.

Al Jazeera's James Bays reports from Kabul.

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Too Corrupt to Fail? The New Yorker (09/02/2010)

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