
Curbing Corruption in Afghanistan
Afghanistan can’t prosecute its way out of rampant corruption.
Afghanistan can’t prosecute its way out of rampant corruption.
The U.S.-backed Afghan government of Hamid Karzai is stamping out local government, which only inflames the country’s insurgency.
The brothers of Hamid Karzai, Afghanistan’s incompetent, impossibly vain, and dishonest president, have amassed astonishing fortunes.
The assassination of Ahmed Wali Karzai is certain to destabilize Kandahar, making the need for talks with the Taliban evermore likely.
More meetings on Afghanistan result in nothing new. Let’s tell Congress we’re sick of the vast amounts of money and lives wasted.
With the latest Pentagon resignation, the Vietnam analogy continues to haunt the United States in Afghanistan.
Showdown on K Street, unheard voices from the Gulf, and finreg loopholes.
Behind Karzai’s visit to Washington: A real path to peace will involve a lot more players (and fewer soldiers).
Hamid Karzai is coming to Washington. It’s time to take up his offer to negotiate an end to the war.
The Pentagon’s slow response to civilian deaths and subsequent cover-ups points to a much deeper problem in U.S. involvement in Afghanistan.
Poppies are the go-to crop for many Afghan farmers. Here’s a way to change that.