NATO

Afghan casualties are on the rise as the United States and NATO shift their mission.

Pakistan is developing a new generation of smaller “tactical” nuclear weapons. The dangers and challenges such arms present are very real.

A leaked peace plan sees Pakistan replacing the United States as kingmaker. Can the different sides come together?

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

As NATO withdraws from Afghanistan, China is moving in. With over $1 Trillion in natural resources, the stakes are huge.

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

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

Tashkent’s proximity and ties to Afghanistan ensures it will play a central role in its future. The U.S. should enlist its help.

The world has many regional institutions that bind nations together. For some, their time and place in global affairs may have passed.

Daniel Vajdic on how Moscow’s granting NATO access to a key supply facility is part of a careful strategy.

Australia’s ambassador to NATO discusses Australia’s role in Afghanistan and NATO’s future in Asia.

Pakistan still wants a U.S. apology for the deaths of 24 soldiers. But the two nations have very different goals.