Afghanistan
"We fought a military war; our opponents fought a political one," former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger once reflected on Vietnam. "We sought physical attrition; our opponents aimed for our psychological exhaustion.
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The trends in America's engagement in Afghanistan bothered Richard Holbrooke greatly, and it's important for the Obama administration to take serious account of Holbrooke's concerns as the next steps on Afghanistan are weighed.
... make the United States more likely to pull its troops out of Afghanistan? The 2001 attacks occurred on George W. Bush’s watch, and triggered the war in Afghanistan as the United States went after bin Laden. As president, Obama made the ...
Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA), Vice-Chair of the House Republican Conference, traveled to Afghanistan just days after Bin Laden was killed and came away strengthened by a novel idea: empowering women in Afghanistan is an ...
WASHINGTON -- Jon Huntsman may be stepping into the shoes of Haley Barbour and Mike Huckabee, becoming a top-tier candidate skeptical of current U.S. foreign policy and calling for the withdrawal of U.S. troops in Afghanistan.
More Americans disapprove of President Obama's management of the war in Afghanistan than support it, according to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll, a finding that reflects the public's broader concern over the course of the nearly ...
WASHINGTON -- As public frustration with the war in Afghanistan grows, Rep. Jim Himes has reached a tipping point. The Connecticut Democrat has concluded that the war cannot be won.
Afghan National Security Forces will assume responsibility for the security of their own country by 2014. As a moving vehicle ramping up to a high speed, it's missing some of the controls it needs to protect its own population.
Matt Keller of One Laptop per Child talks about the program's growing reach around the globe.
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