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Leaked NATO report alleging ISI help for Afghan group overshadows Pakistan foreign minister's visit to Kabul.
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France 'committed to Afghan stability'
French defence minister in Kabul to probe "murder" of four soldiers plays down Sarkozy's warning of early withdrawal.
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French official in Kabul to probe attack
Defence minister's report on soldiers' "murder" to determine whether country will resume operations in Afghanistan.
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France suspends Afghan troop training
Move comes shortly after shooting by Afghan army soldier leaves four French troops dead and another 16 wounded.
Last Modified: 20 Jan 2012 19:26 GMT
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Afghan helicopter crash kills NATO troops
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