The Fight for Afghanistan
AEI's foreign policy experts discuss the US war in Afghanistan and the implications it could have on Afghans, counterinsurgency efforts, and America's security.
Recent Publications
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- Press the Advantage | Gary Schmitt | The Weekly Standard | May 16, 2011
- US Troop Reductions Could Create Mass Exit of Allies | Gary Schmitt | The Enterprise Blog | May 13, 2011
- Afghanistan's Too-Hasty Plan | Ahmad Majidyar | National Review Online | April 7, 2011
- Where Is Obama's Public Support for Afghanistan? | Danielle Pletka | Washington Post | January 28,2010
- The Price of Afghanistan Timelines | Ahmad Majidyar | National Review Online | September 9, 2010
Events
![]() | Defining Success in Afghanistan January 10, 2011 Success in Afghanistan is the establishment of a political order, security situation, and indigenous security force that is stable, viable, enduring, and able--with greatly reduced international support--to prevent Afghanistan from being a safe haven for international terrorists. |
Related Links
- The Enterprise Blog: Foreign and Defense
- AEI Critical Threats Project
- The Center for Defense Studies
- AEI Foreign and Defense Policy Studies
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