Topic: Zalmay Khalilzad

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Obama should tell Karzai it's time to resign

Karzai’s failed leadership is preventing the US from succeeding in Afghanistan.
Iraq election: Will hope -- or fear -- sway voters?

Iraqi elections March 7 will be another major test of the country's democratic experiment.
Why Afghanistan might gain a CEO

As race for presidency nears, a new role is eyed for a former US ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad: Help Kabul work with the outside world.
Afghanistan's divided opposition boosts Karzai's election bid

Though unpopular, the president has more national reach than the shrinking pool of contenders.
Afghans to Karzai: You failed us.

Perceived as ineffective and corrupt, the Afghan president faces an uphill battle to reelection.
Refresh Georgia's 'Rose Revolution'

Bush drew a bright line around Georgia's democracy. Now he must act to bolster it.
Terrorism & Security
Somali militants hinder humanitarian aid

Islamist forces in Somalia have launched fresh attacks, worrying international aid groups.
Terrorism & Security
Canada says it needs more support from NATO allies in Afghanistan

Its threat to remove its troops from the south comes amid friction over bid to appoint UN 'super envoy.'