Tag Archives | Hamid Karzai
Legality of Obama’s Drone Policy: A Conversation with Prof. Mary Ellen O’Connell
A Conversation with Farshid Hakimyar
Iran and Pakistan – It’s Complicated
The Case for the U.S. Staying in Afghanistan beyond 2014
Making Sense of the Recent Suicide Attack in Kabul
Why the Taliban Attacked the Taverna du Liban in Kabul
Karzai’s Delay on Security Agreement Causing Confusion and Concern in Kabul
Afghanistan, the Sequel?
Introducing our ‘Best of 2013’ List
Preparing to Leave: America’s Waning Power in Central Asia
The Puppet Who Refused to Move: The Karzai Dilemma
Karzai’s ‘Brinkmanship’ Undermines Afghanistan’s Security
Washington and Tehran Share Common Interests in Afghanistan
China’s Central-Asian Game
Karzai’s Taliban Solution
Afghanistan: The End Game?
The Impeding Funding Gap in Afghanistan
Fault-Lines in Afghanistan’s Political Settlement
Hamid Karzai: Champion of Alienation
Blood Sport Returns to Afghanistan
The Fallacy of Choosing Favorites in Afghanistan
Damned by Riches: How Afghanistan’s Mineral Wealth Undermines NATO Mission
Afghanistan: Why a ‘Limited-Win’ is Sustainable
The Iraq and Afghanistan Combat Veteran and the Future of American Foreign Policy
The Resumption of Business as Usual Between Pakistan and the U.S.
The U.S. and the Afghan Train Wreck
Lessons Hidden in Afghanistan
On Power and Delusions of Grandeur
Following Shooting in Afghanistan, Overall Question is Whether the Mission is Doable
Just Plain Stupidity or a Failure by Design?
Revealing the Obvious
A Passage to Kabul
Pakistan: Anatomy of a Crisis
Legacies of Palestine and Afghanistan
Rethinking Afghanistan After a Decade
Is NATO Suffering from Mission Creep?
Robert Gates Offers a Blunt Assessment
