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Gen Musharraf, who is in the US to attend the UN general assembly, has been keen to stress that Pakistan is committed to stopping al-Qaida and the remnants of the Taliban using the rugged territory as a base.
Afghanistan's rugged terrain and heavy snowfall have historically resulted in a summer fighting season followed by a winter lull, with the Taliban using the cold-weather months to rest, retrain and try to further their agenda by quietly spreading political influence at the village level.
Malala presents an alternate narrative to the hijacking of Islam by the Taliban; using the Muslim faith as a framework to argue for the importance of education rather than making Islam a justification for oppression.
KABUL, Afghanistan — The Olympic Stadium in Kabul has not seen this big a crowd since the Taliban used the place for public executions, with attendance mandatory.
"We don't have information about whether he was related to the Taliban," General Mohseini said, referring to the headmaster, adding that the Taliban used the death to urge people to attack the convoy.
The second was from 2006 to 2009 when the Taliban used the distraction of the Iraq war to reignite the insurgency from its safe havens in Pakistan's tribal areas.
The first time the Taliban used the 107, on July 1, they scored a direct hit on a small room on top of the district HQ, killing three men sleeping there - two signallers, Corporal Peter Thorpe and Lance Corporal Jabron Hashmi, and an Afghan interpreter.
Two weeks ago, the Taliban used the territory all but ceded to them under the peace accord to push into Buner, just 60 miles from Islamabad, the capital, prompting American calls for tougher action.
The Taliban used the stadium for public executions.
And the Taliban uses the Bagram detention center -- the U.S.'s central prison -- as a rallying cry to recruit Afghans.
The Taliban uses the information it gathers to probe for openings for suicide bombers, to monitor the movements of Western and Afghan forces and to stymie efforts to improve public services that help the government build credibility with civilians.
