Tag Archives | Afghanistan
Remembering Ahmad Shah Masoud
Afghanistan: Normalization of Pain
The View from an Afghan Taxi Driver
Afghanistan’s Future: Interview with Amrullah Saleh
How the Arrival of ISIS Further Complicates Afghanistan
Afghanistan or Syria? How Foreign Jihadists Decide Where to Go
Toward A New Foreign Policy
Iran, Like the Rest, is Not Blameless
The Hillary Clinton Doctrine
A Day in the Life of a Rule of Law Advisor
An Afghan-American Perspective on the Killing of Farkhunda
Thoughts on the Murder of Farkhunda
The Tragedy of Our Decade
A Post-NATO Afghanistan will be Messy
RIP R2P
Is the Peshawar Attack a “Game Changer”?
Igor Rodionov, 1936-2014: Soldier, Scapegoat, Minister, Hard-Liner and Reformer, All at Once
The CIA ‘Torture Report’: A Blow to U.S. Allies?
Is China Afghanistan’s New Best Friend?
ISIS: Nation, Terrorists or a Strategy?
Afghan End Game: Chinese Security Imperative and Implications for India
Technocrats: Pakistan’s Last Hope
Rebuilding Afghanistan: The Role of its Neighbors
BRICS and the SCO: Let A Thousand Poles Bloom
It’s time for Muslim Nations to take the Lead
Foreign Policy, Lord Palmerston & Appendectomies
False Solutions: the Islamic State, the Kurds and Generational War
Review of Carlotta Gall’s ‘The Wrong Enemy’
Don’t Sell Afghan Women Short
Afghanistan, a theatre of Violent Conflict between Pakistan and India
Bergdahl Prisoner Swap Makes Us Less Safe
The Benefits of War: Afghan Helpers and Abbott’s “Discrete Settlement” Program
Budget Uncertainty puts America’s National Security Interests at Risk
Limited Aid, Unlimited Intervention
A Conversation with Farshid Hakimyar
Boko Haram, the Terror Group that Kidnapped 200 Schoolgirls
Keep Your Friends Close, but Your Enemies Closer
Not a new Cold War: Great Game II
