Why Is the US Paying Off the Taliban?
MSNBC : US Military
The Nation's Jeremy Scahill appears on MSNBC to discuss his colleague Aram Roston's new investigation into how the US funds the Taliban.
MSNBC : US Military
The Nation's Jeremy Scahill appears on MSNBC to discuss his colleague Aram Roston's new investigation into how the US funds the Taliban.
Dahr Jamail & Sarah Lazare
Under the Ft. Hood headlines, a stressed-out Army pushes stressed-out soldiers back into the war zones.
Selig S. Harrison : Afghanistan War
The tenacity of the Taliban insurgency is rooted in opposition to a foreign occupation that is particularly distasteful to the Pashtuns.

Ann Jones : Afghanistan War
Women belong at the center of the debate over the Afghan war, not on the margins.
Greg Kaufmann
At a recent Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing, former CIA officers offered clear alternatives to escalation in Afghanistan.
Aram Roston
While corruption by the Afghan government has been widely condemned, corruption by Western officials in Afghanistan has received little if any scrutiny.
Ann Jones : Afghanistan War
Whatever the debate in Washington, Congressional and military scenarios for training a vast Afghan Army will never come true.
The Editors : Afghanistan War
Trust the judgment of the American majority, who say this war is no longer worth fighting.

Barbara Crossette
Abdullah Abdullah exemplifies a political chameleon in a country tortured by wars and violence.
Ann Jones
The upcoming election promises to be a farce, marred by backroom deals and voter fraud. Meanwhile, the United States continues to militarize Afghanistan at an alarming rate.
Ann Jones : Film
The new film The Fixer, featuring The Nation's Christian Parenti, captures some edgy, fearful truths about the war in Afghanistan.
Tom Hayden : Peace Activism
After months of silence on peace issues, MoveOn is mobilizing its members to demand an exit strategy for Afghanistan.
VideoNation
The Nation's Katrina vanden Heuvel weighs in on the danger Afghanistan poses to Obama's progressive agenda.
Tom Hayden : Pakistan
MoveOn, once the most powerful grassroots peace organization, has rendered its members voiceless on the expanding wars in Afghanistan and Pakistan. And that silence sends a message.
Graham Usher : US Foreign Policy
There's a hole in the heart of our Af-Pak policy. It's called peace between Pakistan and India. And no amount of aid will fill it.
Brave New Films
As Afghan civilians die from US air strikes, Congress should rethink a bill that would be a blank check for expanding military operations.

Tom Hayden & Joseph Gerson
Democrats in Congress are quashing criticism of military escalation in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
