NATO
Kunduz attack
Given the long history of deadly airstrikes in Afghanistan, is the assault on the MSF hospital any different?
Norah Niland | Oct 16, 2015
What happens next?
Weighing the significance of the Bilateral Security Agreement for Afghanistan.
Barbara Stapleton | Apr 15, 2014
Stunted development
The only ones that seem convinced of the efficacy of international aid to Afghanistan are the aid agencies themselves.
Ahmed Dawi | Apr 01, 2009
Project Afghanistan and the thinking enemy
Five years of backward progress on securing the country now has NATO forces taking over security in Afghanistan. With few of the lessons of the past having sunk in, it appears unlikely that the country …
Aunohita Mojumdar | Nov 09, 2006
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