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Pakistan's Endgame in Afghanistan? by Aparna Pande
Huffington Post
December 3, 2012
As
preparations
for
the
American
draw
down
from
Afghanistan
get
underway,
there
appears
to
…
India-Pakistan-Afghanistan Triangle by Aparna Pande
Huffington Post (World)
August 22, 2012
When
Secretary
of
Defense,
Leon
Panetta,
stated
that
the
cooperation
of
both
India
and
…
Much Ado About Afghan War Photos by Ann Marlowe
Wall Street Journal
April 23, 2012
Last
week's
U.S.
military
"scandal":
Some
young
enlisted
men
from
a
platoon
in
the
…
The Future of U.S.-Pakistan Ties by Aparna Pande
RealClearWorld
April 15, 2012
"And
would
some
Power
the
small
gift
give
us
To
see
ourselves
as
others
see
…
Time for US Army to Police Itself: Beneath the Surface of the Kandahar Massacre by Ann Marlowe
World Affairs Journal Online
March 23, 2012
There
are
some
easy
explanations
for
the
killings
of
Afghan
civilians
by
Staff
Sergeant
…
The World's Worst Religious Persecutors by Nina Shea
NRO's The Corner Blog
March 20, 2012
Today,
the
U.S.
Commission
on
International
Religious
Freedom
(Uscirf)
released
its14th
annual
report,
which
…
Afghanistan Will Muddle Through by Ann Marlowe
World Affairs Journal Blog
February 29, 2012
It
may
seem
strange
to
profess
mild
confidence
in
Afghanistan's
future
even
as
the
…
Is Taliban Serious about Talks? by Richard Weitz
The Diplomat
January 11, 2012
After
years
of
stagnation
and
secrecy,
the
peace
talks
to
end
the
Afghanistan
war
…
Afghan Noir by Ann Marlowe
Review of “The Operators: The Wild and Terrifying Inside Story of America’s War in Afghanistan” in The Daily
January 8, 2012
Selfishly,
I
wish
"The
Operators"
were
a
better
book.
Though
we
come
from
different
…
Native Son by Ann Marlowe
Tablet Magazine
January 5, 2012
David
Galula,
a
Tunisia-born
Jew
and
French
military
officer
who
has
been
dead
more
…
The Biggest Story of 2011 for me? Osama bin Laden Is Dead by Christopher Sands
Huffington Post
December 29, 2011
The
September
11,
2001
terrorist
attacks
on
New
York
and
Washington
had
a
profound
…
India-Afghanistan-Pakistan: Not a Zero Sum Game by Aparna Pande
Huffington Post
October 21, 2011
Afghan
President
Hamid
Karzai's
recent
trip
to
India
portends
a
new
development.
During
the
…
Afghanistan: Challenge and Opportunity for U.S.-China Relations by Richard Weitz
China-U.S. Focus
August 4, 2011
Although
the
United
States
and
its
NATO
allies
do
not
plan
to
withdraw
all
…
Our Destabilizing Fetish for 'Stability' in Afghanistan by Ann Marlowe
World Affairs Journal Online
July 18, 2011
I’m
frankly
tired
of
writing
about
Ahmed
Wali
Karzai,
the
brother
of
Afghan
President
…
Hold Those Christmas Cards to Our Troops! by Nina Shea
NRO's Corner Blog
June 27, 2011
Andy's
excellent article on
Saturday
argued,
among
other
things,
the
absurdity
of
U.S.
military
efforts
to
…
Obama's Misplaced Afghan Triumphalism by Ann Marlowe
The Daily Beast
June 23, 2011
If
there
is
anyone
who
could
make
the
excellent
idea
of reversing
the
Afghan
surgesound
…
End The Costly War in Afghanistan by Ann Marlowe
The Daily Beast
June 10, 2011
At
least
one
committee
in
Congress
is
almost
ready
to
question
the
mythology
of
…
A Heritage in Ruins by Ann Marlowe
New York Times
June 3, 2011
Lashkar
Gah,
Afghanistan--Within
a
40-minute
drive
of
this
city
stands
the
11th-century
Bost
Arch.
…
Arab Spring's Lessons for Afghanistan by Ann Marlowe
New York Post
May 19, 2011
President
Obama
will
speak
today
on
new
US
policy
toward
the
Muslim
world
in
…
The Cultural Heritage Standard: Libya, Egypt, Afghanistan by Ann Marlowe
World Affairs Journal Blog
May 9, 2011
How
a
country
treats
its
cultural
heritage
is
a
proxy
for
how
it
feels
…
Bin Laden's Death Heightens Tensions in Kabul by Ann Marlowe
The Daily Beast
May 3, 2011
Here
in
Kabul,
from
where
the
war
that
Osama
bin
Laden
started
is
run,
…
Afghan Blowback by Paul Marshall, Nina Shea
National Review Online
April 8, 2011
Last
weekend,
there
were
violent
demonstrations
in
Afghanistan
to
protest
a
Koran
burning
in
…
The New York Times’ Non-Democracy Agenda by Ann Marlowe
World Affairs Journal Blog
March 30, 2011
The
voice
of
the
bien-pensant
class
can’t
believe
Arabs
want
freedom
Whose
…
Fantasies of Progress at the Institute for the Study of War by Ann Marlowe
World Affairs Journal Blog
March 21, 2011
At
a
Washington
think
tank
panel
discussion,
I
expect
at
least
…
Hip Replacement: Lament of a Boho-Con by Ann Marlowe
The Daily
March 19, 2011
During
the
2008
presidential
campaign,
guitarist
Tom
Scholtz
of
the
band
Boston
blasted
Mike
…