18 October 2010 - Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Kevin Rudd on Monday said the Parliament are ready to provide an explanation to Australians over the country's continued involvement in Afghanistan.
Australia currently has 1,050 troops in Afghanistan, while most of them based in the southern province of Oruzgan in Afghanistan. The troops is being part of a North Atlantic Treaty Organization ( NATO)-led coalition.
It is expected troops will remain there for at least two to four more years, as they train soldiers in the Afghan National Army to take over.
All 150 federal lower house Members of Parliament (MPs) and senators on Tuesday, will begin to debate Australia's commitment to the U.S.-led war, for the first time since the war began in 2001. {read rest}
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Monday, October 18, 2010
Parliament Debate on Afghanistan
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