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America’s Post-2014 Afghanistan Game Plan

America’s Post-2014 Afghanistan Game Plan

Presidents Obama and Karzai are both likely to endorse a lean American presence when they meet next week.

Afghanistan: Why America's Longest War is NOT a Campaign Issue

Afghanistan: Why America's Longest War is NOT a Campaign Issue

U.S. forces are drawing down in Afghanistan and concluding the longest war in its history. Why is such an important issue being forgotten?

Russia and India: Brothers in Arms Against Terrorism?

Russia and India: Brothers in Arms Against Terrorism?

“Thousands of terrorists and fundamentalists will seek refuge in Afghanistan…”

Afghanistan's "Green on Blue" Nightmare

Afghanistan's "Green on Blue" Nightmare

Attacks on coalition troops by members of Afghan security forces endanger partnering programs and point to grave cultural misunderstandings.

Why Drone Strikes Cede 'Hearts and Minds' to Taliban

Why Drone Strikes Cede 'Hearts and Minds' to Taliban

An incident in Kunar illustrates how NATO’s confused approach to counterinsurgency in Afghanistan is failing to meet its objectives.

Another Blow to Afghan Stability

Another Blow to Afghan Stability

Indigenous security forces suffered another setback this month when Parliament ousted two key ministers.

Why China Should Do More In Afghanistan

Why China Should Do More In Afghanistan

While nations like Japan pour money into development aid, Beijing has largely stayed on the sidelines.

Returning to Kabul

Returning to Kabul

Going to Kabul always prompts mixed emotions. Security is tight as always, and streets are busier than ever.

Taliban Targets Local Police

Taliban Targets Local Police

The U.S. military is pinning its hopes on the “Afghan Local Police.” The Taliban has started to notice as well.

Another Afghan Police Victory?

Another Afghan Police Victory?

A new Afghan commando-style unit has scored another success. But it still relies on help from ISAF.

Afghanistan's Big Victim: Trust

Afghanistan's Big Victim: Trust

The killing at the weekend of 16 civilians by a lone U.S. soldier will have further undermined public trust.

Afghan War Lessons

Afghan War Lessons

Even as the U.S. looks to withdraw troops from Afghanistan, it’s still worth asking what could be done better.

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