20-year US intervention in ruins as Taliban enters Kabul
The world watches as the Afghan government tragically teeters on the brink and America reflects on its failed policies there.
The world watches as the Afghan government tragically teeters on the brink and America reflects on its failed policies there.
What he gets from Biden will depend on whether his requests are compatible with the realities of the U.S. military withdrawal.
U.S. officials think Kabul could fall to the Taliban within six months, a sad indictment of our multibillion effort to build security there.
The pressure on Biden is increasing as the Taliban take more territory by the day, and the Pentagon continues to send mixed signals.
A leaked letter shows growing frustration with Kabul and a desire to move around the government there to get a peace settlement.
Biden will inherit nascent peace talks and surging violence, but he must stand firm in getting U.S. troops out.
While the COVID-19 pandemic is strangling Afghanistan, the country’s leaders are still in the beginning stages of negotiations to end decades of conflict.