NATO Leaders Accept Obama's Afghanistan Exit Strategy

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Paige Brettingen
Executive Producer

While the leaders agreed to the plan, there is still apprehension whether Pakistan will help by opening its borders.

UPDATE: Photojournalist Injured As Thousands Protest NATO Summit

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Several instances of arrests or abuses against journalists have been reported at the NATO protests

Dawn Megli
Executive Producer

The mostly-peaceful protest was marred by moments of violence, some of which were directed at journalists

NATO Talks Afghanistan Transition Plan And Financial Aid

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Amanda Martinez
Executive Producer

The war in Afghanistan is expected to be the focal point of discussions at the summit

Two NATO Troops Killed in Afghanistan

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(Minnesota National Guard, Creative Commons)

Cara Palmer
Executive Producer

Men dressed in Afghan police uniforms shot and killed two NATO service members.

No NATO Charges In Airstrike

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Hannah Madans
Executive Producer

No service members will face disciplinary charges over the NATO airstrike that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers in November.

U.S. Soldier Suspected Of Afghan Shooting Spree Caught On Tape

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Paige Brettingen
Executive Producer

If found guilty of killing the 16 Afghan villagers, the soldier could face the death penalty.

U.S. Soldier Held For Deaths Of Afghan Civilians

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Afghan President Hamid Karzai (Creative Commons)

Danny Lee
Executive Producer

An American soldier left his southern Afghanistan base and went house to house in two villages, killing 16 people and wounding others, CNN reported on Sunday.

The deadly incident, which occurred in Kandahar's Panjwayi district, could trigger further tensions between foreign troops and Afghan civilians, many of whom were angered by the burning of Qurans by American forces last month.