The Taliban Have Their Own Problems

Taliban militants in Afghanistan ( file photo ) Afghan Taliban Commander Gunned Down In Quetta -- Threat Matrix Afghan intelligence official...

Is The Taliban Splintering Into Dangerous Smaller Groups?

The Taliban Is Splintering Into Dangerous Smaller Groups -- Business Insider At first blush, the breakup of the Taliban may seem like a succ...

NATO Report: Afghanistan's Taliban Leaders Live Next Door To Pakistan's ISI Headquarters

In Quotes: Excerpts From Nato Report On Taliban -- BBC A secret Nato report seen by the BBC suggests the Taliban in Afghanistan are being di...

Is Taliban Leader Mullah Omar Dead?

Taliban Spokesman Disputes Claim That Leader Mullah Omar Is Dead -- CNN Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- A Taliban spokesman says the group's...

The Taliban Are Now Killing Their Own

Colonel Imam, AKA Sultan Amir Tarar 'Godfather Of Taliban' Killed By Kidnappers -- The Telegraph The former Pakistani intelligence a...

How The Taliban See Themselves Running Afghanistan

Haqqani Taliban fighters in their mountain camp in Khost, eastern Afghanistan. Photograph: Ghaith Abdul-Ahad for the Guardian Talking To The...

How Insurgents Travel From Afghanistan To Their Safe Havens In Pakistan (And Vice Versa)

(Click Image to Expand) Map: Pakistan's border with Afghanistan. Der Spiegel An Insurgent's Road Trip from Pakistan to Afghanistan -...

Life, Death, And The Taliban

WNU Editor : Global Post has an excellent (and comprehensive) report on the Taliban. The link for this analysis is here. Hat Tip : Extra Goo...

How The Taliban See The U.S. Surge

Taliban's Ambassador Abdul Salam Zaeef speaks to the press October 10, 2001 in Islamabad, Pakistan. Zaeef's book "My Life with ...

Has Pakistan's Arrest Of A Taliban Leader Threaten Peace Talks?

A man believed to be Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar in a photograph taken in 1998, given to The New York Times by a former photographer for the ...

Is The Afghan Taliban At War With The Taliban In Pakistan?

Terrorist vs. Terrorist -- Ralph Peters, New York Post Bad-guy fratricide in AfPak. As an intelligence officer or journalist, you've go...

Why Is Pakistan Refusing To Hand Over Captured Taliban Leaders To Afghanistan

Taliban fighters in Afghanistan. Photograph: Saeed Achakzai/Reuters Pakistan Refuses To Hand Over Captured Taliban Leaders To Afghanistan --...

How The Taliban Uses The Internet To Gain Recruits

Image: Sara Carter, the Washington Examiner’s national security correspondent (Courtesy photo) Taliban Internet Recruiting Through The Eyes...

A Tale Of Two Taliban

Mullah Abdul Salam Zaeef, at a press conference in Islamabad, Pakistan Robert Nickelsberg / Getty Images A Tale of Two Taliban Reveals U.S. ...

Interview: ‘My Life With The Taliban’

From The New York Times: Felix Kuehn and Alex Strick van Linschoten, Western researchers who are living without security protection in Kanda...

The New 2nd In Command Of The Taliban Was Released From Guantanamo Two Years Ago

Camp Delta, the fenced-in core of the Guantánamo prison. Angel Franco/The New York Times Afghan Officials Say Former Gitmo Detainee Now a Ta...

Has The Afghan Taliban Leadership Been Decimated?

Plain clothed police move a Pakistan Taliban commander from the Bajaur region through the halls of the Police Crime Investigation Department...

A Who's Who In The Taliban

The Afghan Taliban's Top leaders -- Long War Journal Over the past two months, Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence agency has cap...

Television Review | 'Behind Taliban Lines'

The Afghan Side Of War -- New York Times Last fall the Afghan reporter Najibullah Quraishi was surprised to find himself operating as an emb...

U.S. Intelligence Wants The Taliban's Military Commander Captured Last Week To Be In Their Custody

A man believed to be Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar in a photograph taken in 1998, given to The New York Times by a former photographer for the ...