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20 June 2010Why the Afghan end-game is so hard to play BY Richard Barrett
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1 January 2009Relations with China, India and Russia
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economic growth
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India
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India U.S nuclear deal
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Non Proliferation treaty
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Russia
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15 July 2010Attack on the Indian Embassy in Kabul: Time to Sober Up BY Ifthikar Lodhi
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Indo-Afghanistan
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NATO
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6 October 2010The Long War in Pakistan BY Imtiaz Gul

It took the destruction of almost 100 oil tankers and more than a week of suspended supplies before U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan Anne Patterson apologized for a Sept. 30 NATO helicopter incursion

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US-Pak
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11 October 2010Why Drones Are Here to Stay BY Richard Weitz

Recent weeks have brought into sharp focus just how delicate the balancing act is for the US-led coalition in Afghanistan as it battles extremists alongside a sometimes reluctant ally.

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Al Qaeda
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12 October 2010Afghans say NATO ‘as bad as the Taliban’ BY Erica Gaston

Last week marked the ninth anniversary of the United States's invasion of Afghanistan, and the beginning of the 10th year of the current international engagement there. In the coming months, the

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Afghanistan war
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civilian casualties
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NATO
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4 November 2010Why Afghanistan could dominate talks with Obama BY Shanthie Mariet D'Souza

It is not altogether a surprising feat for a US President, touring India in his first term, to generate such intense media interest in this country. President Barack Obama's visit after all finds

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NATO
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1 November 2010Militancy in Pakistan's Borderlands: Implications for the Nation and for Afghan Policy BY Hassan Abbas
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FATA
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NATO
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Pashtuns
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Taliban
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US-Afghanistan
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23 November 2010Afghanistan: United States & NATO Affirm Strategy of Continued Embedment BY Dr. Subhash Kapila

The Lisbon Summit of NATO Countries held last week was significant in more ways than one.

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NATO
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Pakistan Army
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22 November 2010Afghanistan’s Willing Entrepreneurs: Supporting Private-Sector Growth in the Afghan Economy BY Erik Malmstrom and Jake Cusack

Headlines paint a bleak picture of Afghanistan. Among a host of seemingly intractable problems, the country faces rising insecurity, endemic corruption, and a struggling international effort to

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Afghan economy
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NATO
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USAID

current journals

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BY Andrew Moravcsik
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1 July 2011
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