Showing results for: Afghanistan (page 55)
Trump rules out peace talks with Taliban, undercuts U.S. strategy
Charlie May
"We don’t want to talk to the Taliban. We’re going to finish what we have to finish."
9 explosive claims from Michael Wolff’s book that the media missed
Chris Sosa
From the KKK to Richard Nixon, a multiplicity of horrifying accounts emerge
Trump made a racist impersonation of another world leader: report
Matthew Rozsa
The president can't take the high road
Beau Biden and the burn pits: Are these toxic military waste sites making soldiers sick?
Joseph Hickman
Former Vice President Joe Biden shined new light on the health risks of burn pits in Iraq and Afghanistan
I am American, Jewish, and banned from Israel for my activism
Medea Benjamin
I support nonviolent boycott, divestment and sanctions — the move to ban me and others will backfire
The death of American diplomacy
Sophia A. McClennen
A new documentary about the Obama era of foreign relations offers a stark contrast to Trump's approach
Who’s paying attention to Djibouti and Niger and Afghanistan?
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Not the fools “negotiating” the big “continuing resolution” in Washington
Human Rights Watch gives a scathing assessment of Donald Trump
Matthew Rozsa
Human Rights Watch has skewered Trump for his human rights record both at home and abroad
2018 looks like an arms sale bonanza
William D. Hartung
Another good year for weapons makers is guaranteed
The Pentagon is looking into a video allegedly showing American troops firing on an Afghan truck
Matthew Rozsa
The military is investigating a shooting by a US soldier in Afghanistan that was posted on YouTube
A look at the year ahead for Special Operations Command
Nick Turse
From Afghanistan to Somalia, Special Ops achieves less with more
From bad to worse? 5 things 2018 will bring to the Middle East
James L. Gelvin
What should we expect in the new year?
Should military men draft our nation’s security strategy?
Ingo Trauschweizer
The military generals surrounding Trump are shaping strategy
Conservatives are using grieving Gold Star widows to score political points
Matthew Rozsa
It has become popular for conservatives to use Gold Star veterans' sacrifices for their political benefit
Mapping a world from hell
Tom Engelhardt
76 countries are now involved in Washington’s War on Terror
What you need to know about the “win” against ISIS in Raqqa
Sophia A. McClennen
The citizen journalists behind the acclaimed documentary "City of Ghosts" counter the glib success narrative
Trump’s New Year’s Day tweet just infuriated Pakistan
Matthew Rozsa
Pakistan summoned America's ambassador to their country in a rare public rebuke of a sitting U.S. president
Trump is mad at Jeff Sessions for taking the job Trump offered him
Charlie May
Trump partly blamed Sessions for the GOP loss in Alabama's special election triggered by Trump's appointment
Trump’s blatant racism: A Christmas surprise that’s no surprise
Chauncey DeVega
Haitians have AIDS; Nigerians should return to their "huts," says the president. Will Republicans ever reject him?
How Trump and Tillerson trashed the State Department
Jefferson Morley
Tillerson humiliated himself in the process
Best essays of 2017: Of mice and murder, and Ronald Reagan
Peter Birkenhead
Like people and presidents, mice do the worst stuff in secret. Those who remember 1981 know what's happening today
Trump’s reported atrocious rants about immigrants revealed in new report
Nicole Karlis
A new report in the New York Times alleges Trump’s disturbing “grumbles” about immigrants behind closed doors
The bitter irony of Donald Trump
Sophia A. McClennen
Donald Trump has redefined what it means to be an ironic president, and it’s not funny
Three administrations, one standard playbook
Danny Sjursen
America’s wars are simply more of the same
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