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Back to the warlords JOHN CHERIAN With the remnants of Al Qaeda and the Taliban hitting at will and little of the promised international aid materialising, the Hamid Karzai government in Afghanistan is floundering.
Kunduz massacre MARC W. HEROLD THE magic cut-off is revealed to be about 30 to 40. Such revealed facts tell far ...
Afghanistan Terror, U.S. style MARC W. HEROLD Nothing has changed for us in this new Afghanistan, said 16-year-old Seema, in early 2007, ...
Deadly change MARC W. HEROLD THE first Afghan civilian killed by United States/North Atlantic Treaty ...
Matrix of Death MARC W. HEROLD A new dossier on the (im)precision of U.S. bombing and the (under)valuation of Afghan ...
Afghanistan Understanding Barack Obama MARC W. HEROLD He promises nothing other than what already is in Afghanistan: prolonged low-intensity ...
Afghanistan An empty buffer MARC W. HEROLD For the U.S., Afghanistan is a socio-economically irrelevant space to be kept empty ...
Afghanistan Relative lethality MARC W. HEROLD The 21st century wars of the U.S. kill large numbers of innocent civilians relative to ...
Measure for measure MARC W. HEROLD The bombing of Afghanistan as a reflection of 9/11 and different valuations of life.
The massacre at Kakarak MARC W. HEROLD Of arrogance and Pentagon-speak, in the midst of chasing Mullah Omar's shadows and keeping ...
War and resistance JOHN CHERIAN The heavy-handed U.S. military campaign in Afghanistan proceeds on its weary course, but ...
Afghanistan The opacity of Camp X-Ray VIJAY PRASHAD The prisoners of the Fifth Afghan War at Guantanamo Bay represent yet another example of ...
A revival package AMIT BARUAH in Tokyo The $4.5-billion aid promised by donor-states at the Tokyo Conference, though inadequate, ...
The failing campaign MARC W. HEROLD A relentless American campaign seeking to kill Maulvi Jalaluddin Haqqani rains bombs on ...
Afghanistan Karzai's burden B. MURALIDHAR REDDY in Islamabad Peace has had a promising start in Afghanistan, but how long it will last depends on the ...
Afghanistan The human cost of the war MARC W. HEROLD American media, in connivance with the administration, black out the unjustifiably huge ...
Chomsky In First Person In this exclusive interview, Noam Chomsky speaks to V.K. Ramachandran about the 'new war ...
The Northern players B. MURALIDHAR REDDY The Northern Alliance, which has regained control over Kabul, is a coalition of disparate ...
In a quagmire SUKUMAR MURALIDHARAN Four weeks of air strikes having taken it nowhere near its military and political goals in ...
Afghanistan The New War Against Terror Noam Chomsky Here the 73-year-old polymath addresses five "closely related" critical questions raised ...
Inside the Taliban AHMED RASHID Defections from the Taliban should not be taken as a sign that the movement will crumble ...
The Arab dilemma KESAVA MENON in Bahrain The Arab world may not be as pro-Taliban as it is against the military operations but is ...
Afghanistan Into a crucial phase SUKUMAR MURALIDHARAN As the military action in Afghanistan enters a crucial phase with the induction of ground ...
Refugees and politics AMIT BARUAH recently in Sydney The John Howard government's decision to turn away a group of Afghan asylum-seekers, made ...
Afghanistan War on Afghanistan SUKUMAR MURALIDHARAN A Western coalition strikes with full fury at the supposed perpetrators of the September ...
