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The Obama administration expects "significant new commitments" from allies on troops or civilian assistance for Afghanistan before an April summit, U.S.

Afghanistan is turning a new page in its relations with the United States, the president's spokesman said on Wednesday, as U.S. President Barack Obama ordered 17,000 more troops to Afghanistan to battle insurgents.

Congressional report says 'game-changing' strategy is urgently needed in Afghanistan war to save campaign• First Wave of U.S. Troops in Afghan Surge Engages

President Barack Obama plans to make a decision soon about sending additional troops to Afghanistan, his chief spokesman said ...

The shipment of U.S. military supplies for Afghanistan through Russia will begin soon, news agencies quoted Russia's foreign ...

Bringing peace and stability to Afghanistan will be much tougher than in Iraq, the newly appointed U.S. envoy to Pakistan and Afghanistan said on Sunday.

Vice President Biden will be tested on two fronts this weekend during the first foreign trip by a top Obama administration official.

The U.S. military said Wednesday that it was investigating an Afghan news report that a coalition operation may have left more than two dozen civilians dead. Two Afghan officials said a government investigation found only militants were killed.