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Quagmire? Nine years on, Americans grow weary of war in Afghanistan
Americans approve of Gen. David Petraeus as the new US commander in Afghanistan. But after nine years and with mounting US casualties, support for the war itself is waning.
06/26/2010 04:43 pm -
What Afghanistan lawmakers want General Petraeus to do
General Petraeus takes over a counterinsurgency strategy that has largely failed, say Afghanistan lawmakers from Taliban hot spots Marjah and Kandahar, which have been targeted for key US offensives.
06/25/2010 03:41 pm -
Opinion Beyond the McChrystal, Petraeus drama: a counterinsurgency reality check
Given all the hurdles to a successful counterinsurgency in Afghanistan, it is not too early for Petraeus and Washington to begin thinking about Plan B.
06/25/2010 11:15 am -
General Petraeus and General McChrystal: same policy, different face?
While the strategy remains the same, will the deft touch of General Petraeus reorient key relationships among leaders in Afghanistan?
06/24/2010 10:36 am -
Gen. David Petraeus nod reopens issue of withdrawal deadline
Gen. David Petraeus is likely to win Senate confirmation as the top US commander in Afghanistan. But the hearing could reopen a debate on strategy, especially the 2011 planned troop drawdown.
06/23/2010 10:22 pm -
The McChrystal Rolling Stone article: the story behind the story
The McChrystal Rolling Stone article was written by a freelance reporter who ended up in an impromptu 'embed' with McChrystal because of the Iceland volcano.
06/23/2010 08:56 pm -
Gen. David Petraeus takes over in Afghanistan: Will it make a difference?
Gen. David Petraeus, who replaced ousted Gen. Stanley McChrystal, is a widely respected officer who wrote the Army's counterinsurgency manual and helped craft US policy in Afghanistan.
06/23/2010 08:06 pm -
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In replacing McChrystal with Gen. David Petraeus, Obama reasserts authority
Facing a challenge to his leadership and to civilian control of the military, President Obama replaced Gen. Stanley McChrystal with Gen. David Petraeus as top commander in Afghanistan.
06/23/2010 05:37 pm -
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Editorial Board Blog Obama gets a win-win by ousting McChrystal and installing Petraeus
By replacing McChrystal with Petraeus, the president keeps someone in charge of the Afghanistan war who already knows its ins and outs -- and he reinforces his own image as a strong commander-in-chief.
06/23/2010 04:36 pm -
McChrystal canned; Obama replaces McChrystal with Petraeus
McChrystal will be replaced with Gen. David Petraeus.
06/23/2010 02:39 pm -
General McChrystal, Obama conclude talks; McChrystal's future unknown
General McChrystal and President Obama have concluded their meeting. Fate of McChrystal, however, is not known.
06/23/2010 01:40 pm -
McChrystal Rolling Stone remarks spotlight Afghanistan withdrawal timeline
General McChrystal's Rolling Stone remarks, which were critical of US officials, have turned the spotlight on disputes over Afghanistan withdrawal timeline.
06/23/2010 10:05 am -
General McChrystal: Rolling Stone story a sign of frustration?
The remarks by General McChrystal in Rolling Stone magazine reflect mounting frustration all around with an Afghanistan war effort seemingly in growing disarray – although that doesn’t excuse the conduct, experts say.
06/22/2010 06:10 pm -
General McChrystal's Rolling Stone gaffe gets shrugs on front lines
General McChrystal's comments to Rolling Stone may be rocking Washington, but soldiers in Afghanistan downplay the impact.
06/22/2010 06:00 pm -
Editorial Board Blog Should President Obama fire General McChrystal?
06/22/2010 04:17 pm -
General McChrystal: What will Obama do with 'the runaway general'?
General McChrystal, commander of US and NATO forces in Afghanistan, made derogatory comments about the Obama administration in Rolling Stone magazine's 'The Runaway General.'
06/22/2010 02:14 pm -
Rolling Stone fiasco: Gen. Stanley McChrystal summoned to White House
Rolling Stone article gets Gen. Stanley McChrystal into hot water with President Obama.
06/22/2010 10:00 am -
The Monitor's View NATO rethinks its mission, perhaps too reluctantly
It's past time, and high time, for NATO to reshape itself for the threats of this century, from terrorism to cyberwar. But budget cuts, a difficult war in Afghnistan, and a preoccupation with a debt crisis will make this a hard sell.
06/16/2010 04:00 pm -
Afghanistan war: Gen. McCrystal impatient with Marjah campaign
In this critical phase of the Afghanistan war, Gen. Stanley McCrystal says NATO and Afghan efforts to secure Marjah are moving too slowly. 'By day there is government. By night it's the Taliban,' says one Afghan tribal leader.
05/25/2010 10:12 am -
Afghanistan war: Kandahar offensive is now in the slow lane
US officials say key military operations in the Kandahar offensive - scheduled for this summer - will be delayed until the fall. The Taliban have taken the Afghanistan war to the streets of the southern Afghan city with a campaign to assassinate key public officials.
05/17/2010 12:10 pm -
Three days in Washington: How Hamid Karzai resuscitated his image
Afghan President Hamid Karzai was on the verge of becoming a pariah only weeks ago. But after his trip to Washington, he leaves as a crucial and trusted US ally once again.
05/13/2010 09:11 pm -
Hamid Karzai comes to Washington: Will US-Afghanistan tensions ease?
Mutual suspicions are expected to be set aside as Afghan President Hamid Karzai visits Washington this week. Both countries seek a stronger partnership that will help Afghanistan resist the Taliban.
05/10/2010 02:37 pm -
Afghanistan war: US night raid sparks protest over civilian deaths
A night raid by US troops, which left an armed Afghan dead, sparked a street protest Thursday. In the Afghanistan war, Gen. Stanley McChrystal has issued orders to limit night raids in an attempt to reduce civilian deaths in the pursuit of Taliban fighters.
04/29/2010 05:38 pm



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