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Pakistan, to Broker Peace-Deal with Haqqani Network and Kabul Leadership?

Michael Hastings’ article published in Rolling Stone magazine has claimed more than Gen. McChrystal’s career.  Seemingly taking the U.S. leadership hostage, the article seems now to have extended its long tendrils and has squarely, elastically exploded onto U.S. foreign policy in Pakistan and Afghanistan.  The New York Times published a stunning article this morning that […]

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How to Humble an Empire

“I hope we learn to be more humble, to listen more. Because what we are in the end, or should be, are actions that speak for themselves, that speak for us”, Says Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Michael Mullen, the highest-ranking officer in the US Armed forces in respect to our dealings with […]

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