The U.S. has all the watches, but we have all the time.” This quote, sometimes attributed to a captured Taliban fighter, is among the handful of now-famous anecdotes produced by the Afghan War. “The U …
There Are No Winners in Afghanistan
The U.S. has all the watches, but we have all the time.” This quote, sometimes attributed to a captured Taliban fighter, is among the handful of now-famous anecdotes produced by the Afghan War. “The U …
The Chinese card in Afghanistan
But while the situation bears close similarities to Afghanistan 30 years ago, there’s one key difference that could help or hurt New Delhi: the role of China. The withdrawal of the Soviet Union from …
The Chinese card in Afghanistan
But while the situation bears close similarities to Afghanistan 30 years ago, there’s one key difference that could help or hurt New Delhi: the role of China. The withdrawal of the Soviet Union from …
The Chinese card in Afghanistan
But while the situation bears close similarities to Afghanistan 30 years ago, there’s one key difference that could help or hurt New Delhi: the role of China. The withdrawal of the Soviet Union from …
There Are No Winners in Afghanistan
The U.S. has all the watches, but we have all the time.” This quote, sometimes attributed to a captured Taliban fighter, is among the handful of now-famous anecdotes produced by the Afghan War. “The U …
U.S. Withdrawal from Afghanistan May Give ISIS ‘Space to Operate,’ Expert Says
Seth Jones, a senior vice president at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, D.C., raised concerns about chaos following a post-withdrawal from Afghanistan that ISIS might …
WATCH LIVE: U.S. envoy Khalilzad testifies on Afghanistan policy
U.S. peace envoy Zalmay Khalilzad testifies on U.S. policy in Afghanistan, before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, at 2:30 p.m. ET today. Watch his remarks here.
US troops leaving Afghanistan is bad news for Taliban
A year from now, the Taliban could be talking about “the good old days” when they were fighting a holy war. Now they have one logical choice: join the political process and return to normal life.
US troops leaving Afghanistan is bad news for Taliban
A year from now, the Taliban could be talking about “the good old days” when they were fighting a holy war. Now they have one logical choice: join the political process and return to normal life.