That our efforts were important to the security of the U.S. and its allies; and that we should therefore remain in Afghanistan until circumstances permitted a “conditions-based” withdrawal. That …
Will Biden Make the Right Choice on Afghanistan? | Opinion
If the president is genuinely committed to closing the book on a two decade-long misadventure in Afghanistan, he needs to resist the temptation of accepting the same, old advice.
Rockets from Afghanistan kill boy in Pakistan, wound 7
Pakistan’s military says rockets fired by militants inside Afghanistan killed a five-year-old boy and wounded seven other children in northwest Pakistan on Thursday …
Biden should stick to Afghanistan withdrawal timetable
NATO member states claim their troops will remain in Afghanistan regardless of whether President Biden honors the U.S.-Taliban agreement to withdraw all U.S. troops by May 1.
U.N. convoy in Afghanistan attacked by gunmen, five Afghan security force members killed
Unknown gunmen attacked a United Nations convoy on the outskirts of Afghanistan’s capital on Thursday, killing five Afghan security force members who were escorting the international agency’s vehicles …
Worse Than Iraq: Why Invading Iran Would Be a Fool’s Errand
A war with Iran would have devastating consequences and would be more costly than Iraq or Afghanistan. Key Point: The Trump administration left the Iran Deal and turned up the pressure. However, that …
Leaving Afghanistan the Right Way
May 2021 should not be seen as a unilateral deadline for the United States to leave Afghanistan
A flawed either/or narrative assumes that May 2021 is a unilateral deadline on the United States to withdraw from Afghanistan. But in fact, the Doha deal was signed by two parties, with conditions …
Lasting Peace in Afghanistan Must be Afghan Led | Opinion
Afghanistan has changed and as young leaders in Afghanistan’s parliament, we want the voice of our youth heard in this process, because they know better than anyone that lasting peace must be Afghan …
India and Afghanistan hold ‘Virtual Summit’
Indian and Afghan leaders held a Virtual Summit on Tuesday. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, and foreign ministers of both the countries and senior officials were …