Opinion: A New Mirage in the Iraqi Desert
Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki’s meeting with President Obama is supposed to be an occasion to declare the successful end of the war in Iraq...Read More
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Haqqani Network Family Tree
Dec 12, 2011 - Institute for t...
The Haqqani network’s senior leadership is drawn from the immediate family, specifically the sons and brothers of Jalaluddin Haqqani, the family patriarch.
The Haqqani Network and the Threat to Afghanistan
In the debate over how to plan for the U.S. exit from Afghanistan, a new argument has surfaced about who, exactly, American forces should be fighting.
General Dubik on Libya's Iraq Parallels
Dec 12, 2011 - Institute for t...
Senior Analyst Paraag Shukla on the situation in Afghanistan (FOX News)
Dec 12, 2011 - Anonymous
ISW Senior Analyst Paraag Shukla discusses the current situation in Afghanistan with FOX News' KT McFarland.
Understanding The Libyan Revolution Through Palantir
Dec 12, 2011 - Institute for t...
The Institute for the Study of War (ISW), a non-partisan, non-profit research organization, provides the U.S. military, Congress, business leaders, the media, and the general public with open-source, granular, and real-time information and analysis on current military operations and emerging threats. ISW's work on Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, and the broader Middle East fills a critical gap in the policy debate, ensuring that leaders have an accurate understanding of current andevolving conflicts.
Comparative Iranian & GCC Naval Platforms (2010)
Dec 11, 2011 - Institute for t...
"Tracking upgrades to fast attack craft, naval armaments,and missiles will become increasingly difficult as domestic production evolves and less foreign acquisition is required. Sayyari has echoed this in October 2010...