Thursday, November 26, 2009

Afghanistan

Obama Weighs Troop Increase in Afghanistan

The president must consider adviser's concerns about a Karzai-led government. more >>

The Army Deserves Better Than Afghanistan--and Fort Hood

Don't stress the Army any more. more >>

GOP: Karzai Win Clears Way for Obama Troop Decision

Despite Abdullah's decision, the Afghan government is still a source of concern in Washington. more >>

Obama: Troop Announcement May Come After Afghan Vote

Even if the president decides whether to send more troops, he may hold off on announcing his decision. more >>

Obama Defends Waiting on Afghanistan Decision

In a recent interview, President Obama shed light on his decision-making process. more >>

Counterinsurgency Cookie Cutter Doesn't Fit Afghanistan

The Iraq surge's "success" is a myth, not a foundation for sound military strategy. more >>

Biden on Cheney Criticism: 'Who Cares?'

The current number two gives his predecessor what's coming to him. more >>

Some Question the Purpose of War in Afghanistan

While President Obama mulls whether to send more troops, some say the United States should pull out. more >>

Greg Mortenson: Promotes Peace Through Girls' Schools

The Three Cups of Tea author is one of America's Best Leaders for his work in Afghanistan. more >>

Afghan Election Commission Orders Runoff

A runoff is scheduled for November in the disputed presidential race following a fraud investigation. more >>

Obama Faces a Tough Decision on Afghanistan

The president must decide whether to listen to the advice of Gen. McChrystal and send more troops. more >>

Should Obama Send More Troops to Afghanistan

Will the Taliban return if more soldiers are not sent to Afghanistan? more >>

Troop Levels in Afghanistan a Critical Decision for Obama

Obama must decide whether to listen to Gen. Stanley McChrystal and send more troops. more >>

Opposition Grows to Sending More Troops to Afghanistan

Top military advisers have said more troops may be a critical element of a winning strategy. more >>

Fraud Allegations Upset Delicate Balance in Afghanistan

Obama has said he won't make any decisions about troop levels until the election results are known. more >>

Susan Rice Defends Obama's Afghanistan Troop Increase

On 9/11, U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice reminds Obama critics why Afghanistan is crucial. more >>

Obama Should Boost Troops in Afghanistan

Let's hope we didn't dissipate too much of our power in Iraq. more >>

Candidates Claim Victory in Afghan Presidential Contest

Despite U.S. military reports of deteriorating conditions, citizens headed to the polls. more >>

Deadly Violence Ahead of Afghanistan's Election

U.S. officials expect Karzai to win the August 20th contest. more >>

Afghanistan, Once a Silk Road Jewel, Now an Anti-Women Quagmire of Terrorism

Tribalism, Taliban have turned a multicultural oasis into a women-hating dustbowl. more >>

How to End the Insurgency and Win the War in Afghanistan

Seth Jones speaks with U.S. News about his new book. more >>

Marine Offensive Will Test New Strategy in Afghanistan

U.S. troops mobilized in Helmand province to fight the Taliban again. more >>

Discuss <em>In the Graveyard of Empires: America's War in Afghanistan</em>

Afghanistan expert Seth Jones speaks with U.S. News about his new book. more >>

Obama Turns Focus to War in Afghanistan

A new offensive in the Helmand province is the first test of a new counterinsurgency strategy. more >>

Obama Launches First Major Offensive in Afghanistan

Thousands of U.S. Marines storm a river valley in the biggest military offensive of Obama’s presidency. more >>

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