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Rhetoric and Decentralization
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Rhetoric and Decentralization

PAUL STANILAND — Uncertainty regarding internal Afghan Taliban politics limits options for leaders in both Kabul and Islamabad. 

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Painting a Mixed Picture
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Painting a Mixed Picture

THEO FARRELL — After 13 years of fighting, Afghan National Security Forces have assumed responsibility for all combat operations in the country. Now the real fight begins.  Continue reading “Painting a Mixed Picture”

Conversations with the Taliban
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Conversations with the Taliban

THEO FARRELL — The Taliban are ready to negotiate. The US and NATO are the ones turning the cold shoulder.   Continue reading “Conversations with the Taliban”

NATO’s Afghan Report Card
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NATO’s Afghan Report Card

STEN RYNNING — NATO earns a score of 6/10 for its cohesion, but only a 3/10 for strategic management. This assessment illuminates a stark contrast between the Alliance’s military successes and political disappointments.  Continue reading “NATO’s Afghan Report Card”

Pakistan’s Woes
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Pakistan’s Woes

ROBERT M. HATHAWAY — Pakistan and the United States have fostered a shallow alliance in Afghanistan. Leaders on both sides are troubled by its effects.  Continue reading “Pakistan’s Woes”

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