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by LTG James M. Dubik, U.S. Army, (Ret.) ARMY Magazine, June 2010
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ISW Afghanistan Analyst Carl Forsberg discusses President Karzai's recent trip to Washington and the upcoming Afghan peace jirga.
ISW's daily update on international media reporting about Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq, and the world
Iraq's Ambassador to the U.S. and regional experts from Brookings and ISW offered their analysis on the challenges facing government formation and the consequences of recent political developments.