Rosy reports of progress are wrong. The only successful occupation in Afghanistan is that of the Taliban.
Six dangerous misconceptions about the Taliban and the war in Afghanistan that may be preventing peace.
Redefining objectives in Afghanistan is not enough. Policy makers must reconsider what U.S. interests are at stake there.
Though vague, the Afghanistan-withdrawal announcement is good news—and a brilliant political move.
The nation relies on public servants executing their duties instead of their preferences. David Petraeus is a prime example.
As the primary drags on, the candidates' heated rhetoric on China and Iran continues to do lasting damage.
America doesn't do nation building well. It's time for a new game plan.
The GOP hopefuls' peurile foreign-policy rhetoric is more than just sordid. It's downright dangerous.
Betting against the Taliban is a bad idea. U.S. strategists need a dose of reality on Afghanistan.
No one is going to win in Afghanistan. In the name of stability, bargains must be struck—many of which will involve the Taliban.
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