Dostam's Northern Alliance Troops Enter Kunduz
Northern Alliance commander Abdul Rashid Dostam's troops took control of the Taliban's northern bastion of Kunduz on Sunday, ending a two-week siege, reported the Afghan Islamic Press (AIP).

Feature: Post-Taliban Era Troubles Pakistan Politically, But Might Boost Economy
As Afghanistan sorts out its post-Taliban future, Pakistan is facing the unprecedented prospect of losing all political clout in a neighbor crucial to its security and stability.

Palestinian Professor Accused of Aiding Terror Ordered Deported
A Palestinian professor in Florida, who was jailed for more than three years on secret evidence laws for alleged terrorist attacks before being freed late last year, was detained Saturday for violating his visa, the Justice Department said.

Afghan Opposition Says it is Set to Seize Kunduz
Opposition forces said they were set to capture Kunduz following the surrender of hundreds of fighters who guarded the city, the ousted Taliban's last foothold in northern Afghanistan.

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