Reversing the Northeastern Insurgency
The unexpected rise of violence in northern Afghanistan that began in 2008 revealed that the insurgency had expanded its presence into a previously uncontested region.
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VIDEO- Afghanistan: Regional Stability and Global Security
Mar 22, 2011 - Anonymous (not verified)ISW and ROA hosted a discussion on the future of Afghanistan & what to expect in 2011. Panel: Dr. Kimberly Kagan, Peter Bergen, LTC Joel Rayburn and LTG James Dubik (U.S. Army, Ret.)
An Interim Assessment on the Campaign for Regaining Momentum in Helmand Province (Small Wars Journal)
Interview with Jeffrey Dressler by Octavian Manea, Small Wars Journal
Uzbek Militancy in Pakistan's Tribal Region
The Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan (IMU) has been active in the Pakistani tribal region since late 2001, where it reconstituted after fighting alongside the Taliban.
Uzbek Militancy in Pakistan's Tribal Region
Jan 27, 2011 - Institute for t...
The Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan (IMU) has been active in the Pakistani tribal region since late 2001, where it reconstituted after fighting alongside the Taliban.
Defining Success in Afghanistan – ISW January 2011 Newsletter Feature
Securing Afghanistan is a vital requirement for American national security.
Defining Success in Afghanistan (VIDEO)
Jan 11, 2011 - AnonymousDr. Frederick W. Kagan and Dr. Kimberly Kagan spent 150 days in Afghanistan in 2010 and lay out the key details of their latest report, "Defining Success in Afghanistan."
Report: Defining Success in Afghanistan
Success in Afghanistan is the establishment of a political order, security situation, and indigenous security force that is able to prevent Afghanistan from being a safe haven for terrorists.
Counterinsurgency in Helmand: Progress and Remaining Challenges
Coalition and Afghan forces have made remarkable progress clearing and holding critical districts in central and southern Helmand province.
"Why we must stick with Obama's Afghan strategy" (Washington Post)
Now that President Obama has authorized Gen. David Petraeus to continue to execute the current strategy in Afghanistan, the question is: Can the U.S. strategy succeed?