The gains are precarious and the challenges great.
Attracting global economic players like China, India and the UK can stabilize.
A detente with India serves U.S. interests, even if Islamabad and Washington drift further apart in the process.
The Afghan president's perorations are motivated by domestic concerns.
The Afghan leader's regular denunciations are a reminder of how easy it is to misinterpret American motives.
America seems to have completely forgotten the goals it had when it first intervened.
The general was an innovative thinker in the midst of major changes in the Army.
Nixon's handling of Vietnam and China could offer insights for Obama in Afghanistan.
A Department of Justice memo asserts that the executive branch can unilaterally order U.S. citizens murdered without so much as a criminal charge.
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