President Hamid Karzai's move to postpone seating Afghanistan's parliament is legit.
Here's hoping the classified version of the Afghanistan strategy review has more meat on the bone than the bland public assessment.
Corruption is endemic to Afghanistan. Petraeus's plan to root it out is Washington's only chance of even a modicum of success.
The last thing Pakistan needed right now was a confrontation with the United States and NATO over Afghanistan.
This is the biggest civil-military showdown since Truman and MacArthur.
Karzai’s big confab isn’t likely to solve anything.
The situation of women in Afghanistan, though horrid, does not warrant more years of costly conflict.
This isn’t the campaign. Obama should have given a policy speech instead of one filled with rhetorical flourishes.
Afghanistan is not Iraq. Cutting deals with “the tribes” will backfire.
Hillary Clinton can be assertive when she wants. Why isn’t she a more forceful voice in Obama’s foreign policy?