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Asia Foundation Survey: How Are You Feeling Afghanistan?

Asia Foundation Survey: How Are You Feeling Afghanistan?

The Asia Foundation recently released a massive report on the views of the Afghan people. The report titled ‘Afghanistan in 2010: A Survey of the Afghan People‘ is over 200 pages and features Afghan replies to numerous questions about the state of their country and lives. Below is a chart of the overall national temperature […]

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Afghanistan Public Support: A Challenge for Obama

Afghanistan Public Support: A Challenge for Obama

After President Obama’s announcement last month that he was sending in 17,000 more US troops to fight for stability in Afghanistan, it seemed that there were few who thought it a bad idea, though some surely did, and the American people seemed to back the plan according to several polls and newspaper articles. The main […]

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