Afghanistan
Reporting, analysis, vision & strategy bearing on or emanating from Afghanistan.
On the second anniversary of the final debacle of U.S. involvement in Afghanistan, we should consider the lessons of that disaster for…
Last Monday two United Nations (UN) agencies, the Food and Agriculture Organization and World Food Programme (WFP), jointly released a report flagging…
Kathy Kelly provides her reflections on Jeffery E. Stern’s book The Mercenary, A Story of Brotherhood & Terror in the Afghanistan War.…
During our visits to Kabul, Afghanistan from 2009 to 2019, young friends who welcomed me and other international guests to their urban…
More than a year after it froze $7 billion of Afghanistan’s central bank reserves in the wake of the Taliban’s military victory,…
Rights organizations on Thursday responded to a new Biden administration plan to use $3.5 billion in U.S.-held Afghan funds to “help mitigate the economic challenges”…
On September 11, 2001, we were children, living with our families as refugees in Iran and Pakistan, like more than 3 million other Afghans…
NPR ran several stories on Afghanistan to mark the anniversary of the August 2021 US withdrawal, even sending host Steve Inskeep to the country…
A year has now passed since the tumultuous U.S. withdrawal from decades of war and occupation in Afghanistan. With the Taliban functionally…
“The Fall of Afghanistan, One Year Later: Chaos and Uncertainty Have Become Way of Life,” was the front-page USA Today headline (8/15/22), suggesting that…
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