Sunday, November 8, 2009

War in Afghanistan (2001-)

Military Contractors and the Perils of Outsourcing War

Allison Stanger discusses One Nation Under Contract. more >>

Obama's Honeymoon is Over

One year after Obama won the presidency, many are questioning him on the economy and Afghanistan. more >>

Obama's Dithering Dims Americans' View on Afghanistan and the War on Terror

Fewer Americans believe that the mission will be a success. more >>

He's Still No-Drama Obama

Despite a number of crises, including the war in Afghanistan, President Obama is unflappable. more >>

In a Crisis, Obama Is Cool Under Pressure

How Obama handles everything from healthcare to the war in Afghanistan could define his presidency. more >>

Exclusive Interview: Obama 'Never 100 Percent Certain'

President Obama on how he makes tough calls on Afghanistan, healthcare, the economy, and more. more >>

Is Counterinsurgency the Right Path in Afghanistan?

Proponents say the method, though expensive, is best in the long run. Others call its logic flawed. more >>

Victory in Afghanistan Requires Fully Supported Counterinsurgency

By winning hearts and minds over time, U.S. can choke off the enemy's support. more >>

Iraq and Afghanistan Strategy Debates Need to Remember the Troops

Believing in the soldiers will give them confidence to get the job done. 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 >>

U.S. Troops Train a Different Front Line in Afghanistan

Training Afghan soldiers and police could be the key to bolstering the government. 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 >>

Obama's Big Decision on Troops in Afghanistan

President Obama has held a series of meetings on troop levels in Afghanistan. more >>

Pelosi Puts Republicans in Their Place in McChrystal-Afghanistan Flap

The NRCC should choose its words more wisely, lest they have to eat them. more >>

General Casey: Army Can Accept More Demands

Obama has yet to make a decision on sending more troops to Afghanistan. more >>

McChrystal’s Afghanistan Chattiness Does Obama and the Nation a Disservice

Too much information: Military men should remain the strong, silent types. 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 >>

Jill Biden Welcomes Son Beau Home From Iraq and Thanks Troop Greeters

A new documentary, The Way We Get By, tells the story of Bangor, Maine's, Troop Greeters. 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 >>

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 >>

How to End the Insurgency and Win the War in Afghanistan

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

Civilian Casualties Could End Airstrike Support

Pentagon officials say stopping civilian deaths is their top priority. more >>

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