It was when Dan Rather told Rachel Maddow on her January 27th show, “We are not seeking to colonize Afghanistan. The Soviets…
For years now, Washington’s political class has been locked in a hand-wringing debate over what to do about Afghanistan. Should the U.S.…
"Rebuilding Afghanistan is the most cynically pro-American thing you could do anywhere in the world in terms of making it a strong…
It was hoped that the election of Barack Obama to the presidency of the United States would bring a change of course…
As Barack Obama’s administration shifts the U.S. government’s focus away from its “bad war” in Iraq and engages its “good war” in…
After early speculation that the recent Mumbai attacks were linked to Pakistan, a former U.S. Defense Department official now asserts that Pakistan’s…
Come January, President-elect Barack Obama will confront the most difficult foreign policy crisis of his administration with the region-wide-war developing in Afghanistan.…
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