After Afghanistan, How Probable Is Peace?
General Milley is not the only one to see an increasingly militarized future in the wake of a humiliating loss.
General Milley is not the only one to see an increasingly militarized future in the wake of a humiliating loss.
The valuable lesson President Joe Biden is teaching future allies by allowing Afghans to fall from the wings of departing jets is that the US will not defend you.
The US must push through a credible peace process and back Afghan leaders with integrity if it is serious about global leadership, democracy and world peace.
An inability to accept a change in the region lies at the center of Western policies in the Middle East.
The New York Times once again reveals its persistent moral ambiguity about what’s right or wrong in Afghanistan.