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Five tests for Afghanistan's Karzai
Reuters - Yesterday, 03:26 pmLONDON (Reuters) - Afghan President Hamid Karzai's new government risks losing international support unless it meets five key tests, Prime Minister Gordon Brown said Friday. More »
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Brown warns Karzai he could lose backing
Reuters - Yesterday, 01:17 pmLONDON (Reuters) - Afghan President Hamid Karzai, winner of a fraud-tainted election, risks losing British and international support unless he acts decisively to fight corruption, Prime Minister Gordon Brown said on Friday. More »
Brown argues case for Afghan mission
Epolitix - Yesterday, 10:34 amAfter a week in which the number of UK troops killed in Afghanistan rose to 230, Gordon Brown has said that Britain cannot "walk away". More »
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Brown demands Karzai act on corruption
Reuters - Yesterday, 10:17 amLONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Gordon Brown said on Friday he had told Afghan President Hamid Karzai that British support for his government will depend on him taking serious steps to fight corruption. More »
PM: 'UK Must Not Walk Away From Afghanistan'
SkyNews - Yesterday, 09:47 amGordon Brown has insisted that Britain must not "walk away" from Afghanistan after a week in which the number of UK troops killed in the conflict rose to 230. More »
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Britain 'cannot walk away' from Afghanistan
ITN - Yesterday, 09:39 amGordon Brown has defended Britain's military mission in Afghanistan, saying: "We cannot, must not and will not walk away". More »
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Brown 'will not walk away from Afghanistan'
ITN - Yesterday, 08:31 amThe Prime Minister Gordon Brown is expected to announce that he will not take troops out of Afghanistan despite heavy recent losses. More »
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Brown to signal tougher stance on Afghan leader
Reuters - Yesterday, 07:26 amLONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Gordon Brown will signal a tougher stance towards Afghan President Hamid Karzai Friday, saying international support for him depends on progress on security and fighting corruption. More »
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Brown will not walk away from Afghanistan
ITN - Yesterday, 01:31 amGordon Brown is expected to announce that he will not take troops out of Afghanistan in order to prevent future UK al Qaida attacks. More »
- Brown to signal tougher stance on Afghan leaderReuters - Yesterday, 12:47 am
- 'Afghan mission will go on, despite shootings'ITN - Wednesday, November 4 05:48 pm
- Afghan policeman kills five British soldiers Reuters - Wednesday, November 4 12:31 pm
- Brown undeterred after Afghanistan deathsPolitics.co.uk - Wednesday, November 4 09:30 am
- PM 'could call March election'Politics.co.uk - Wednesday, November 4 09:28 am
- I'm shy, not sexy: BrownAFP - Tuesday, November 3 06:56 pm
- Brown backs drug adviser's sackingITN - Tuesday, November 3 02:35 pm
- Ban, Brown voice optimism on climate deal Reuters - Tuesday, November 3 11:56 am
- X Factor Fan Brown Questions Ross' SalarySkyNews - Tuesday, November 3 08:06 am
- X Factor Fan Brown Questions Ross's SalarySkyNews - Tuesday, November 3 02:18 am
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