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Posted in Religion on February 21, 2012 by Daniel Kennelly
From the September/October 2011 issue
The Difference Two Years Make
Domestic politics still clashes with strategic imperatives in U.S. Afghan policy.
In the (Afghan) Army Now
To whom are we planning to hand off the war against the Taliban? An inside look at the Afghan National Army.
Ungovernable
Pakistan is stuck fast in a crisis of governability.
Unraveling
Friend, foe or master of hedging? Pakistan may be all three.
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