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The Limits of Counter-Insurgency in Afghanistan or the Failure of the EU

The Limits of Counter-Insurgency in Afghanistan or the Failure of the EU

The international community has been involved in Afghanistan since 2001 as a consequence of the 9/11 attacks on U.S. soil. By 2003, NATO took control of the ISAF and expanded its operations across all Afghanistan. Likewise, the Europeans have been involved in Afghanistan through several types of missions. On one side, Europeans have contributed to […]

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