Progress or Regress? The Afghanistan War In Review (C-SPAN)
Nov 22, 2010 - Anonymous (not verified)
General John Keane (ret.), moderates a discussion with Ambassador Ronald Neumann (ret.), Mr. Shuja Nawaz and Mr. Max Boot.
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Regional Command Capital
Fact Sheet: What To Expect At The Kabul Conference
Jul 14, 2010 - AnonymousThis Fact Sheet outlines the projected outcomes of the 2010 Kabul Conference.
"A Winnable War" by Kimberly and Fredrick Kagan (TWS)
"With a new commander and a renewed commitment from the commander in chief, we will make military progress in Afghanistan."
The Re-election of Hamid Karzai
This report documents Afghanistan’s politics as they evolved in 2009, and examines the implications they will have for the way forward.
Senate Armed Services Committee Hearing on Afghanistan Transcript
Dec 3, 2009 - Institute for t...Hearing of the Senate Armed Services Committee on the subject of Afghanistan. December 2, 2009.
Grow the ANSF
Given the fact that President Obama seems concerned about how to reduce U.S. presence in Afghanistan after a surge, expanding the quality and quantity of the Afghan forces ought to be a priority.
President Karzai’s Inaugural Address: Critical Points and Policy Implications
This paper is an analysis of the policy implications of President Karzai’s second inaugural address.
"Afghanistan Prepares for Presidential Runoff" (VOA News)
Oct 26, 2009 - AnonymousAfghanistan is getting ready for a second-round presidential election between President Hamid Karzai and former Foreign Minister Abdullah Abdullah.
Ret. General James M. Dubik Interviewed About Afghanistan (WAMU Diane Rehm Show)
Oct 6, 2009 - LTG James M. Dubik (U.S. Army, Ret.)Recent deadly attacks on U-S troops in Afghanistan ratchet up pressure on President Obama. The ongoing debate among military strategists and the Administration over what to do about Afghanistan.
Audio Interview
Guests
Paul Pillar, is a visiting professor at Georgetown University, in Washington, D.C. and a former CIA National Intelligence officer.
How Not to Defeat al Qaeda
To win in Afghanistan requires troops on the ground. More analysis by Fred and Kim Kagan.