Tag Archives | Taliban
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
Iran, Like the Rest, is Not Blameless
The Political Failure of the War with ISIS
An Afghan-American Perspective on the Killing of Farkhunda
Thoughts on the Murder of Farkhunda
The Islamic State’s Theater of the Grotesque
Is the Peshawar Attack a “Game Changer”?
Maulana Abdul Aziz on the Defensive…For Now
Europe’s Demand that Pakistan Condemn Russia is a Recipe for Disaster
Malala and Nabeela, Two Worlds Apart
The Wagah Bombing and the Sorcerer’s Apprentice in Pakistan
Afghan End Game: Chinese Security Imperative and Implications for India
Qatar and Libya: Diminishing Returns
Rebuilding Afghanistan: The Role of its Neighbors
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
Al Qaeda’s Growing Influence in Central Africa
A Conversation with Farshid Hakimyar
Boko Haram, the Terror Group that Kidnapped 200 Schoolgirls
Marshal Fahim’s Death will not Affect Afghanistan’s Political Stability
Iran and Pakistan – It’s Complicated
The Case for the U.S. Staying in Afghanistan beyond 2014
Afghan Artist Meena Saifi Explains her Craft
Making Sense of the Recent Suicide Attack in Kabul
Can Pakistan Afford to Break with the United States?
Why the Taliban Attacked the Taverna du Liban in Kabul
Karzai’s Delay on Security Agreement Causing Confusion and Concern in Kabul
From Missile Defense to Chavez’s Death, the 2013 “Are You Serious?” Awards
Pandora and The Drones
The Puppet Who Refused to Move: The Karzai Dilemma
Karzai’s ‘Brinkmanship’ Undermines Afghanistan’s Security
