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Taliban

Mobbed Up

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Lance Bunch has had an impressive year. In July 2017, he gained a coveted star, having been promoted to brigadier general while serving as the principal military assistant to James…

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Kandahar’s Mystery Executions

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The first bodies were found early in the morning, after the call to prayer, in the tall reeds abutting the southern edge of Kandahar city. One was lying faceup, lower…

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Dissociated Press

By , on January 9, 2014

Headline news under the Taliban Read More

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The Pious Spy

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It is sunrise on a Saturday morning in spring, and the peaks of the Hindu Kush are gleaming from a recent hailstorm. A bearded man in an Afghan National Army…

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Proxy Syndrome

By , on December 18, 2013

Afghanistan fights fire with fire in its war against the Taliban Read More

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Did a Top Taliban Leader Fake His Own Death?

By , on December 16, 2013

Harper’s Magazine Reporter Concludes that Taliban Intelligence Chief Qari Ahmadullah Is Still Alive Read More

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A vengeful affair

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One hellish choice

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The Master of Spin Boldak

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When I arrived in Quetta, the capital of Pakistan’s restive Baluchistan Province, I found the city’s old bazaar shuttered in preparation for Ashura, an important day of mourning in the…

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The War We Can’t Win

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By Andrew J. Bacevich, in the August 15 issue of Commonweal. Bacevich is a professor of international relations at Boston University and the author, most recently, of The Limits of…

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Weekly Review

By , on October 21, 2008

Caught in the Web, 1860. Governments around the world attempted to slow the global financial catastrophe. Der SpiegelNYTThe stock market in Iceland reopened after a three-day suspension and immediately plunged…

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