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Death in the Morning

I woke up this morning, opened my laptop, and took a look at my Afghan feeder and found one theme in yesterday’s news, death. If anyone needed to be shown how troubled the conflict still was all they need to hear are these three troubling and sad stories: Afghan officials are reporting that NATO airstrikes […]

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Op-Chart of Afghan Indicators

The New York Times published an Op-Ed Chart detailing several key aspects of the stability and growth of both the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts from 2005, 2007, and 2009.  The numbers for Iraq are looking amazingly improved, where as Afghanistan is facing smaller scale, but troubling downturns. All the Afghan indicators are on the rise […]

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