Rashed Rahman

Daily Times

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Editor of the Daily Times in Lahore, Pakistan, the capital of the Punjab

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In Washington yesterday, President Obama and Prime Minister Cameron  promised to stay the course  in Afghanistan.

Developing Threats to US and NATO Plans in Afghanistan

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There were two major setbacks today for US efforts to wage war and negotiate peace in Afghanistan.

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At the White House today, President Obama bestowed Medals of Honor on two men who died in the Korean War.

Ten Years Later: the Death of Osama bin Laden

At the White House today, President Obama bestowed Medals of Honor on two men who died in the Korean War.

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