The pace of events exploding across the Middle East continues to quicken – and while it appears the Obama administration has no clear strategy for some of it, the fall-back position of the U.S. continues to make those developments even more dangerous.
From Edward Snowden to the Taliban-go-Miami Beach.
There is no reason to continue the bloodshed in Afghanistan, which all the parties recognize will not alter the final outcome a whit.
Afghans who have sacrificed their homes and futures to the U.S. occupation deserve the chance to make a new life abroad.
Does conventional thinking that Afghanistan will revert to the Taliban upon U.S. and NATO withdrawal need to be reexamined?
The price for using Dr. Shakil Afridi to gain access to the Abbottabad compound was the deaths of young women and citizens left unvaccinated.
What next — will Pakistan’s TTP sue her?
The U.S.-backed Afghan government of Hamid Karzai is stamping out local government, which only inflames the country’s insurgency.
Is the Taliban have justified in denying Afghan children the polio vaccine?
Drones may seem like a way to wage war on the cheap, but the moral cost of this kind of warfare is too high.
A new book on Pakistan looks at the thicket of problems in which the United States has become enmeshed.
Was the NATO attack that killed 25 Pakistani soldiers an accident or an attempt to torpedo peace talks?
Many Afghans are angry at Pakistan for aiding the Taliban.
It’s not militants getting their hands on its nuclear weapons that Pakistan fears, but the United States.
A yoga teacher believes he can bring the U.S. and NATO forces and the Taliban together to meditate.