Newsletter Archive
Remember Afghanistan? Early miscalculations make sustainability a steep climb
Making way for Afghanistan's women as cabinet and courts take step backward...Al Qaeda second in command targets Pakistan in video
Afghanistan’s Uncertain Transition...Coalition investigates “friendly fire” incidents...Opium: U.S. drug chief cites progress, numbers suggest otherwise
Richard Holbrooke on the long road ahead...Head of Afghanistan’s Central Bank on economic recovery... Evangelicals Reconsider Bush's Drive In Mideast
Karzai and Musharraf spar over insurgency...Opium production to rise in 2006
Bush in Kabul...the Pul-e-Charkri prison riot...Pakistan Strikes Suspected al Qaeda Camp
Warlords in Parliament: How it Happened...Karzai, in Islamabad... Afghanistan's ArmyAccommodating a culture of justice...Twelve Afghans dead as hundreds protests cartoon...Sunni-Shiite violence in Heart kills five
Donor Promises and Afghan Realities...U.S. renews aid pledges at London Conference...Netherlands Votes to Join NATO Expansion
Wave of attacks strikes Afghanistan... Thousands protest Pakistan airstrike; jihadists may be among dead
Parliament’s first act: eliminate security barriers...Violence against journalists doubled in 2005...Suicide bomb kills 10, wounds 50 as US Ambassador visitsAfghanistan Year in Review...Interview with Craig Charney
Afghanistan at a Crossroads: Details from TCF's UN Roundtable...“Historic and groundbreaking” Conference on regional economic cooperation
December 2, 2005
United Nations Releases 2005 Opium Survey...U.S. Commits to $5 Billion over 5 Years for Afghanistan... Foreign Support Seen Behind Attacks That Mimic Those in Iraq
The Paradox of Coalition Counterinsurgency Tactics... Afghanistan Inaugurates First Industrial Park...New Bomb Technology Poses Threat to Troops
Afghanistan Watch Exclusive: Robert Finn, former Ambassador to Afghanistan, On What's Next for Afghanistan...U.S. Army Begins Investigation into Burning of Taliban Corpses...More Pro-Government Clerics Assassinated
Second Suicide Bomber in a Week...First Election Results In...France Opposes Combining NATO & U.S.-led Forces
Ali Jalali, Interior Minister, Resigns in Frustration...Afghan Military: Training Too Slow-and Target Too High? Assassination Clause Claims First Victim?
Bonn Process Complete: Now the Hard Work Begins...Afghanistan Parliamentary elections: Low Violence, Low Turnout...Karzai: War on terrorism in Afghanistan has changed
U.S. to Transfer Detainees from Guantanamo to Afghanistan...Afghan women risk their lives to run for office...Jihadists turn to the internet
Afghans to consider legalizing opium production..."Marked increase" in women's registration for September polls...Crime and Politics of the Opium Trade
Americans Pessimistic About Afghanistan...1,000 Afghan protestors gather in anti-U.S. Riots...U.S. bases in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan to stay...Are Afghan Elections the Endgame, or a New Beginning?
Justice for one: British court sentences warlord to 20 years...Afghan police thwart attack on dam...Two new human rights reports name and shame-but will they make a difference?
The Taliban reconciliation drive examined...Arab detainees escape Bagram...Afghan opium: Turning vice to virtue?
Zalmay Khalilzad's Top Ten Reasons for Success in Afghanistan...Elections will proceed--but won't be perfect...U.S. Must Pressure Pakistan and NATO
Taliban Down U.S. Helicopter Carrying 17 troops...U.N. Rep. Jean Arnault Appeals to Security Council...Karzai: September Elections Will Be Held, Despite Violence...Who are the suicide bombers?
Defense minister says al-Qaeda planning Iraq-style attacks in Afghanistan...Sixty Taliban killed in latest offensive; assassinations and kidnappings continue
What do you learn when you speak with 1,600 Afghans?...The implications of Monday's suicide attack...New law demands better standards in Afghan prisons
Iraq Tactics Hit Afghanistan...New
Reports on Political Parties and Disarmament...The Man in
the Palace: Karzai's Relationship with America Examined
Wave of Taliban Attacks...Nearly
3,000 Candidates Register for Fall Elections...Amnesty Report
Cites Continued Persecution of Women
May
27, 2005
Overstaying Our Welcome? Assessing
the U.S. Military Presence...Analysis on the US-Afghanistan
Strategic Pact...Other News from Afghanistan
CARE warns against 'declaring success' on opium...UN Human Rights Commission calls for change in Afghanistan...Women entrepreneurs and the tourism trade
Karzai Asks for More Control of International Aid—and a Long-term Security Deal with the U.S...Thousands of Villagers Protest Poppy Eradication...Other NewsCondoleezza Rice In Afghanistan...Bush Names Khalilzad to Be Ambassador to Iraq
House Boosts Military Budget, Cuts
Afghanistan Aid...Women's Access to Land and Livestock
Karzai Names Dostum As Chief of Staff...Turkmenistan, Afghanistan Agree on Pipeline...Afghanistan launches polio vaccination campaign
Afghanistan's First Human Development
Report Available...Getting Disarmament Back on Track...McCain
Calls for Permanent U.S. Bases in Afghanistan
Four Taliban Leaders Accept Amnesty Offer...US Rejects UN Expert's Afghan Rights Concerns
Journalists Quitting Kabul...Afghanistan
launches poppy eradication force...Legal requirements and
security issues may force an election delay say experts
Iraqi Elections: Does the Afghan Example Give Reason for Optimism?...No International Observers to be Present for Iraq Elections
Supporting Entrepreneurship in Afghanistan
The Cabinet Choice...Afghanistan 'Footprint' Helps Shape U.N. Reform
Karzai Inaugurated, Cabinet Decisions Loom Large...Pentagon Pledges Support, Contemplates Cuts...Toward a "Plan Afghanistan": Counternarcotics Plan Emerges
New report makes recs for "complicated" Afghan poll...Stabilization through Administration
November 22, 2004
Afghanistan's Latest Drug Report: The Hidden Story
Inside Karzai's Shrinking Tent
An Afghanistan Watch Interview with Dr. Pierre-Arnaud Chouvy
Despite manpower challenge, U.S. Army needs a long-term commitment to Afghanistan
After the Afghan Elections
Campaigning Ends—Does Anyone Notice?
September 28, 2004
Europeans Still Falling Short on Afghan Security
