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The Problem With Afghanistan's Counterinsurgency

The Problem With Afghanistan's Counterinsurgency

By Metra Mehran and Abdul Waheed Ahmad
Kabul is using a centralized approach to fight a decentralized insurgency.
Combat Mission Over, But US Remains at War in Afghanistan

Combat Mission Over, But US Remains at War in Afghanistan

By Ankit Panda
Details from the Pentagon's inquiry into the Battle for Kunduz in October 2015 highlight high combat involvement for U.S. forces.

Afghanistan and Pakistan Return to the Blame Game After the Kabul Attacks

Afghanistan and Pakistan Return to the Blame Game After the Kabul Attacks

By Hamzah Rifaat
Afghanistan is playing the blame game with Pakistan once again. Islamabad and Kabul need to focus on the fight against terror.

Afghanistan: Lessons Learned for the 2016 Fighting Season

Afghanistan: Lessons Learned for the 2016 Fighting Season

By Shawn Snow
The situation is not all bad, but Afghan forces need to learn the lessons of 2015.

Afghanistan, Pakistan Lay Groundwork for Taliban Peace Talks in Early 2016

Afghanistan, Pakistan Lay Groundwork for Taliban Peace Talks in Early 2016

By Ankit Panda
Pakistan's top general visited Afghanistan this weekend to discuss another round of peace talks with the Taliban.
A Conversation with a Survivor of the US Airstrike on Doctors Without Borders in Kunduz

A Conversation with a Survivor of the US Airstrike on Doctors Without Borders in Kunduz

By Sanjay Kumar
The Diplomat's Sanjay Kumar speaks with a survivor of the U.S. airstrike on a hospital in Kunduz, Afghanistan.

Afghanistan: Fragile But Moving Forward

Afghanistan: Fragile But Moving Forward

By James L. Creighton
Despite persistent challenges, there are reasons for cautious optimism.
Kunduz Frontline Report: 10 Days After the Taliban Siege

Kunduz Frontline Report: 10 Days After the Taliban Siege

By Sanjay Kumar
The Diplomat’s Sanjay Kumar speaks to Afghan journalist Shershah Nawabi 10 days after the fall of the city to the Taliban.

Taliban in Kunduz, ISIS in Nangarhar: Fiefdoms of Conflict in Afghanistan

Taliban in Kunduz, ISIS in Nangarhar: Fiefdoms of Conflict in Afghanistan

By Halimullah Kousary
Taliban-ISIS animosity will not stop the two groups from fighting the Afghan government and making territorial gains.

Will There Be Accountability for the Kunduz Hospital Bombing?

Will There Be Accountability for the Kunduz Hospital Bombing?

By Taylor Dibbert
A Médecins Sans Frontières hospital was struck by an air strike in Kunduz, Afghanistan. Will there be accountability?

Here's the Most Disturbing Thing About the Taliban Takeover of Kunduz

Here's the Most Disturbing Thing About the Taliban Takeover of Kunduz

By Akhilesh Pillalamarri
The Taliban is gaining currency outside of its traditional Pashtun base. This is troubling.
Afghanistan: Offensive to Retake Kunduz Fails

Afghanistan: Offensive to Retake Kunduz Fails

By Franz-Stefan Gady
The Taliban have dug in around the city and have widened their attacks.

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