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Who are the Taliban?
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ANÁLISES:
How the Afghan Election Was Rigged (19 de Outubro)
Peter W. Galbraith, Time
Time for Decisiveness on Afghanistan (12 de Outubro)
Robert Kaplan, The Atlantic
Aim for the Middle in Afghanistan (12 de Outubro)
Richard Haass, Washington Post
Counterintuitive counterinsurgency (12 de Outubro)
Richard Fontaine and John Nagl, LA Times
Young Hamlet's Afghan agony (12 de Outubro)
Charles Krauthammer, Jerusalem Post
The right road for getting out of Afghanistan (11 de Outubro)
Gwynne Dyer, Japan Times
The Real Afghan Lessons From Vietnam (11 de Outubro)
Lewis Sorley, Wall Street Journal
How to Aggravate Pakistan (11 de Outubro)
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Two Wrongs Make Another Fiasco (11 de Outubro)
Frank Rich, New York Times
The Case Against a Surge (10 de Outubro)
Fareed Zakaria, Washington Post
How Mullah Omar's Taliban Made a Comeback (10 de Outubro)
Scott Shane, NY Times
Why Stay the Course (9 de Outubro)
Zahir Tanin, IHT
Obama and Afghanistan’s morass (9 de Outubro)
Najmuddin A Shaikh, Daily Times
What now for Afghanistan? Obama's options (9 de Outubro)
Kim Sengupta, The Independent
A To-Do List for Afghanistan (9 de Outubro)
Turki al-Faisal, Washington Post
Young Hamlet's Agony (9 de Outubro)
Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post
The Missing Debate on Afghanistan (9 de Outubro)
Peggy Noonan, Wall Street Journal
Afghanistan Could Decide This Presidency (9 de Outubro)
Robert Shrum, The Week
Afghanistan Controversy: Less Than Meets the Eye (8 de Outubro)
Joe Klein, Time
Barack Obama's Pakistan Problem (8 de Outubro)
Laura Rozen, Politico
Pakistan warns India to 'back off' (9 de Outubro)
M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
The Folly of Nation Building (8 de Outubro)
Jerry Mark Silverman, The National Interest
EU election observer says the entire Afghan election process was flawed (8 de Outubro)
Entrevista a Gunter Mulack, DW
Testing Obama's Doctrine (8 de Outbro)
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Biden's Afghan Journey (8 de Outbro)
Norman J. Kurz, Washington Post
Pakistan's trust deficit (8 de Outbro)
Arnaud De Borchgrave, UPI
Bury the Vietnam Analogy (8 de Outbro)
Peter Beinart, The Daily Beast
Fight this war in Afghanistan, not Whitehall (8 de Outbro)
Michael Evans, Times
All's Quiet on the Afghan Front (8 de Outbro)
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
Hue and cry in Pakistan over Kerry-Lugar conditions (8 de Outbro)
Nirupama Subramanian, The Hindu
Afghanistan Bottleneck and NATO (7 de Outbro)
Cem Birsay, Hurriyet Daily News
US considers Afghan strategy on eighth anniversary of conflict (7 de Outbro)
Rukeyya Rehman, Open Democracy
A reformed Islam could save Afghanistan (7 de Outbro)
Abolhassan Bani-Sadr, CS Monitor
No Peace in Swat Valley (7 de Outbro)
Anna Husarska, Los Angeles Times
Beijing's Afghan Gamble (7 de Outubro)
Robert D. Kaplan, New York Times
States of Conflict: An Update (7 de Outubro)
Jason Campbell, Michael O'hanlon, Jeremy Shapiro, Amy Unikewicz, New York Times
More Power to Afghan Warlords (7 de Outubro)
Richard Bennett, Asia Times
In Defense of Gen. McChrystal (6 de Outubro)
William Galston, The New Republic
A Muslim solution for Afghanistan (6 de Outubro)
Arif Rafiq, CS Montor
A General Within Bounds (6 de Outubro)
Michael O'Hanlon, Washington Post
How War Will End in Afghanistan (6 de Outbro)
Dan Reiter, Foreign Policy
Afghanistan: Obama faces ‘Kennedy moment’ (6 de Outubro)
Simon Tisdall, The Hindu
Only the brave survive on Chicken Street in Kabul (6 de Outubro)
Martin Fletcher, Times
Nuclear Challenge from Pakistan and Iran – Part I (5 de Outubro)
Matthew Rojansky, Daniel Cassman Yale Global
Afghanistan and Leadership (5 de Outubro)
Mark Moyar, Wall Street Journal
Steering our own path (5 de Outubro)
Srinath Raghavan, Rudra Chaudhuri, The Indian Express
A Savvy Swat Strategy (4 de Outubro)
David Ignatius, Washington Post
What I Saw at the Afghan Election (4 de Outubro)
Peter W. Galbraith, Washington Post
Deployments and Diplomacy (3 de Outubro)
Henry Kissinger, Newsweek
Forget Afghanistan. Let's nation-build at home first (2 de Outubro)
Walter Rodgers, CS Monitor
Putting the ‘I’ in Aid (2 de Outubro)
Peter Bergen and Sameer Lalwani, New York Times
China maps an end to the Afghan war (2 de Outubro)
M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
The US focus on Balochistan (2 de Outubro)
Najmuddin A Shaikh, Daily Times
No prizes for guessing what Pakistan will do (2 de Outubro)
Ejaz Haider, Daily Times
General Stanley McChrystal turns his fire on Western leaders as Afghan mission falters (2 de Outubro)
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
If Afghanistan Is the Test, NATO Is Failing (2 de Outubro)
John Feffer, Asia Times
To win in Afghanistan Obama must learn from Vietnam (1 de Outubro)
Caitlin Talmadge, CS Monitor
A Showdown In Waziristan (1 de Outubro)
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Obama: Don't give up on Afghanistan (1 de Outubro)
John Hughes, CS Monitor
Obama Can't Outsource Afghanistan (1 de Outubro)
Karl Rove, Wall Street Journal
No big blank checks (1 de Outubro)
Michael O'Hanlon, Washington Times
Gorbachev Was Right About Afghanistan (30 de Setembro)
Steve Coll, New Yorker
How Not to Defeat al Qaeda (30 de Setembro)
Frederick W. Kagan & Kimberly Kagan, Weekly Standard
To Surge or Not to Surge (30 de Setembro)
Michael Gerson, Washington Post
History No Guide for Afghan Campaign (30 de Setembro)
Liam Fox, The Independent
Pakistan's Doom-Mongers Are Wrong (29 de Setembro)
Shaukat Qadir, The National
«Comment nous allons gagner en Afghanistan» (29 de Setemebro)
Entrevista a Stanley McChrystal, Le Figaro
The View From Pakistan's Spies (29 de Setemebro)
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Russia Can Help the U.S. in Afghanistan (29 de Setemebro)
Richard Weitz, The Moscow Times
Afghanistan Is Not a War of Necessity (28 de Setemebro)
Richard Haass, Der Spiegel
The Taliban in Their Own Words (28 de Setemebro)
Sami Yousafzai and Ron Moreau, Newsweek
McChrystal’s War (28 de Setemebro)
Evan Thomas, Newsweek
Let's Beat the Extremists Like We Beat the Soviets (28 de Setembro)
Andrew J. Bacevich, Washington Post
Obama can't downsize to success in Afghanistan (28 de Setembro)
Max Boot, LA Times
A War President? (28 de Setembro)
Ross Douthat, New York Times
Go All-in, or Fold (28 de Setembro)
Rajiv Chandrasekaran, Washington Post
Obama’s Afghan dilemma (28 de Setembro)
Shahzad Chaudhry, Daily Times
Interesting times (28 de Setembro)
Syed Mansoor Hussain, Daily Times
What Plan? Obama Has No Afghan Strategy (27 de Setembro)
Amir Taheri, New York Post
Why General McChrystal Believes He Can Win (27 de Setembro)
Evan Thomas, Newsweek
Obama at War With His General (27 de Setembro)
Ruben Navarrette, San Diego U-T
Clear Afghan Plan Must Come Before Troops (27 de Setembro)
John Kerry, WSJ
Preparing to beat a retreat? (25 de Setembro)
Najmuddin A Shaikh, Daily Times
Afghanistan – a way forward (25 de Setembro)
Chinmaya R. Gharekhan, The Hindu
Commit to Afghanistan or Get Out (25 de Setembro)
Kori Schake, Wall Street Journal
Britain's Afghan Wisdom (24 de Setembro)
David Ignatius, Washington Post
White House Stiff Arms McChrystal (24 de Setembro)
Rowan Scarborough, Human Events
The Vietnamization of Afghanistan (24 de Setembro)
Tim Fernholz, The American Prospect
The Vietnamization of Afghanistan (24 de Setembro)
Tim Fernholz, The American Prospect
One Afghan, One Vote (23 de Setembro)
Richard Williamson, Weekly Standard
Success in Afghanistan requires Chinese and Russian helpd (23 de Setembro)
Richard Weitz, Daily Star
Why Are We In Afghanistan? (23 de Setembro)
David Wood, Politics Daily
On Afghanistan, Never Mind? (23 de Setembro)
Rich Lowry, National Review Online
President Needs to Limit U.S. Combat Troops (23 de Setembro)
Sen. Carl Levin, USA Today
Obama Hasn't Collapsed Yet on Afghanistan (23 de Setembro)
Jen Rubin, Commentary
What Did NATO Expect in Afghanistan? (23 de Setembro)
Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail
Pakistan's Zardari Works the Crowd (23 de Setembro)
Syed Saleem Shahzad, Asia Times
L'Europe ne doit pas fléchir en Afghanistan (23 de Setembro)
Renaud Girard, Le Figaro
Vision of victory in Afghanistan - but time is on the Taleban's side (23 de Setembro)
Richard Beeston, Times
No more troops to Afghanistan (22 de Setembro)
H.D.S. Greenway, Boston Globe
Mission: Downsize (22 de Setembro)
Eugene Robinson, Washington Post
Obama vs the Generals? (21 de Setembro)
Michael Crowley, The New Republic
Be Like Bush (21 de Setembro)
Robert D. Kaplan, The Atlantic Online
The Last Mission (21 de Setembro)
George Packer, The New Yorker
Why Karzai's Rival Abdullah Won't Compromise on Runoff (21 de Setembro)
Tim McGirk, Time
Running out of time in Afghanistan (21 de Setembro)
Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
The Hard and Bitter Truth (21 de Setembro)
Bob Herbert, New York Times
Maladies of Interpreters (21 de Setembro)
Joshua Foust, New York Times
Obama's Befuddling Afghan Policy (21 de Setembro)
Leslie H. Gelb, Wall Street Journal
Taliban Death Underscores Human Rights Concerns In Swat (21 de Setembro)
Antoine Blua, RFE
Nightmare Scenario in Afghanistan (18 de Setembro)
Maley, Weinbaum & Mullen, FP
U.S. Must Narrow Objectives in Afghanistan (16 de Setembro)
Malou Innocent and Christopher Preble
Obama's Afghanistan Blind Spot (16 de Setembro)
Kenneth Weisbrode, WPR
Karzai won in Afghanistan. Will Obama lose? (16 de Setembro)
Dmitry Kosyrev, RIA Novosti
The North Atlantic Phoenix (10 de Setembro)
James Joyner, The National Interest
Training the Afghan army (17 de Setembro)
Brian Cloughley, Daily Times
Foreign policy and the democratic paradox (17 de Setembro)
Dominique Moisi, Japan Times
Why Is Obama Repeating Bush Mistakes? (16 de Setembro)
Michael Crowley, New Republic
Why the Taliban Is Gaining Ground in Afghanistan (16 de Setembro)
Tim McGirk, Time
Too Much at Stake to Abandon Afghanistan (16 de Setembro)
Peter Brookes, China Post
A ‘weapons system’ based on wishful thinking (16 de Setembro)
Andrew Wilder, Boston Globe
A tipping point in the Afghan war (16 de Setembro)
M.K. Bhadrakumar, The Hindu
What I Saw While Afghanistan Voted (16 de Setembro)
Ellen Bork, RFE
Mounting Afghan follies give U.S. a way out (16 de Setembro)
Gwynne Dyer, Japan Times
The Real Terror Haven (16 de Setembro)
Paul R. Pillar, Washington Post
Obama Makes Bush's Mistakes in Afghanistan (16 de Setembro)
Michael Crowley, TNR
Afghanistan’s Other Front (16 de Setembro)
Joseph Kearns Goodwin, New York Times
Afghanistan’s Other Front (15 de Setembro)
Joseph Kearns Goodwin, IHT
A Way to Get Out of Afghanistan (14 de Setembro)
Brahma Chellaney, Japan Times
More Marines Needed in Afghanistan (14 de Setembro)
Oliver North, Washington Times
Can Obama Inspire on Afghanistan? (14 de Setembro)
Abe Greenwald, American Spectator
The Way Out of Afghanistan (12 de Setembro)
Fareed Zakaria, Newsweek
Ask The Man Who Knows (8 de Setembro)
Frederick W. Kagan, Weekly Standard
Is America our friend? (8 de Setembro)
Rasul Bakhsh Rais, Daily Times
An Afghan village ignores Taliban threat (8 de Setembro)
Bilal Sarwary, The Hindu
Will Obama Fight For Afghanistan? (8 de Setembro)
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
A Return Visit to Kabul: Is Time Running Out? (7 de Setembro)
Tim McGirk, Time
The Afghan Stakes (7 de Setembro)
Bret Stephens, Wall Street Journal
The Call From Afghanistan (7 de Setembro)
Georgie Hanlin, IHT
'Doubt Will Turn into Dissent' (7 de Setembro)
Tom Hayden, Der Spiegel
Turning a Blind Eye to Misogyny (7 de Setembro)
Nick Cohen, Stand Point Mag
«Je ne serai pas une marionnette des États-Unis» (7 de Setembro)
Entrevista a Hamid Karzaï, Le Figaro
Should Obama go 'all in' on Afghanistan? (7 de Setembro)
Andrew J. Bacevich, LA Times
A Musharraf trial requires prudence (7 de Setembro)
Talib Lashari, Daily Star
Nato's dissolution is long overdue (7 de Setembro)
Mary Dejevsky, The Independent
Afghan women now face new dangers (7 de Setembro)
Katherine Butler, The Independent
Afghanistan isn't Obama's Vietnam -- yet (6 de Setembro)
Doyle McManus, LA Times
In Afghanistan, Let's Keep It Simple (6 de Setembro)
Ahmed Rashid, Washington Post
What Brown Didn't Say About Afghanistan (6 de Setembro)
Andrew Rawnsley, Observer
Bankrupting the Taliban (6 de Setembro)
Oliver North, Washington Times
A Stable Pakistan Needs a Stable Afghanistan (5 de Setembro)
Frederick W. Kagan, Wall Street Journal
Deepening Crisis in Afghanistan (4 de Setembro)
Najmuddin A Shaikh, Daily Times
Democracy in danger in Afghanistan (4 de Setembro)
Raja Karthikeya, The Hindu
In Afghanistan, No Choice but to Try (4 de Setembro)
Michael Gerson, Washington Post
Taliban's bombs came from US, not Iran (4 de Setembro)
Gareth Porter, Asia Times
Secretary of Defense Robert Gates and Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff Adm. Michael Mullen (4 de Setembro)
U.S. Department of Defense
Can the U.. Lead Afghans? (3 de Setembro)
Mark Moyar, New York Times
Afghanistan Is Not 'Obama's War' (3 de Setembro)
Dan Senor and Peter Wehner, Wall Street Journal
A Peek Into Pakistan (3 de Setembro)
Sadanand Dhume, Wall Street Journal
Sécuriser l'Afghanistan (3 de Setembro)
Eric Fottorino, Le Monde
It's Time for Karzai to Step Down (3 de Setembro)
Amin Saikal, The Guardian
Karzai must clean up his act or be dumped (3 de Setembro)
Malcolm Rifkind, Times
The last thing Afghans need is for us to give up on them (3 de Setembro)
Richard Youngs, The Independent
Prolonging Futility in Afghanistan (3 de Setembro)
Steve Chapman, Chicago Tribune
How to Win in Afghanistan (2 de Setembro)
Max Boot, Wall Street Journal
Can the U.S. 'Offshore' Its Afghanistan War? (2 de Setembro)
Mark Thompson, Time
Afghans must take the lead in cleaning house (2 de Setembro)
Jamie F. Metzl and C. Christine Fair, Japan Times
A Middle Way On Afghanistan? (2 de Setembro)
David Ignatius, Washington Post
What's Right With Afghanistan (1 de Setembro)
Michael O'hanlon And Bruce Riedel, Wall Street Journal
George Will's Exit Plan for Afghanistan: Premature (1 de Setembro)
Joe Klein, Time
What is Obama's Strategy in Afghanistan? (1 de Setembro)
Mark Steyn, National Review
Swat Valley's Hidden Crisis (1 de Setembro)
Morton Abramowitz, Washington Post
We're Not the Soviets in Afghanistan (1 de Setembro)
Frederick W. Kagan, Weekly Standard
Is Pakistan Winning Against Taliban? (1 de Setembro)
Michael Petrou, Maclean's
Get Out of Afghanistan (1 de Setembro)
George F. Will, Washington Post
Let the Afghans lead Afghan reform (1 de Setembro)
Jamie F. Metzl & Christine Fair, Daily Star
A Loyal Opposition (1 de Setembro)
William Kristol, Weekly Standard
Turning Point Looms for the U.S. in Afghanistan (31 de Agosto)
Mark Thompson, Time
The Afghan 8os are back (31 de Agosto)
Jonathan Steele, The Guardian
Why We Must Stay in Afghanistan (31 de Agosto)
Marie Cocco, Indianapolis Star
How to Lose in Afghanistan (31 de Agosto)
Anthony H. Cordesman, Washington Post
Why Obama may fail in Afghanistan (31 de Agosto)
Shahzad Chaudhry, Daily Times
Let Afghans lead Afghan reform (31 de Agosto)
Jamie F. Metzland & C. Christine Fair, Today’s Zaman
Moscow’s New Afghanistan (31 de Agosto)
Edward Lozansky, The Moscow Times
Wizards and wives drive Afghan election (31 de Agosto)
M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
Mr Brown is Mr Unpopular in Helmand (31 de Agosto)
Anthony Loyd, Times
Global Concern (31 de Agosto)
Bruce Riedel, Times of India
Afghanistan Is Now Obama's War (31 de Agosto)
Clive Crook, Financial Times
Peace with the Taliban: It is possible (30 de Agosto)
James Fergusson, The Independent
US public diplomacy: an idiotic fetish (29 de Agosto)
Rami G. Khouri, Daily Star
The Road Home from Afghanistan (29 de Agosto)
Russ Feingold, Wall Street Journal
Opposing Escalation in Afghanistan (29 de Agosto)
David Cortright, The Nation
Afghan Elections and Mission (29 de Agosto)
Marco Vicenzino, Washington Times
The Afghan election (28 de Agosto)
Najmuddin A Shaikh, Daily Times
Mad, bad and dangerous for our Armed Forces (28 de Agosto)
Sam Kiley, Times
Afghanistan's ethnically split ballot box (28 de Agosto)
Nushin Arbabzadah, The Guardian
Indian interests in regional security (28 de Agosto)
M.K. Bhadrakumar, The Hindu
Winning Afghanistan (27 de Agosto)
Dov S. Zakheim, The National Interest
Caution! Quagmire Ahead in Afghanistan! (27 de Agosto)
Fred Kaplan, Slate
We owe it to our troops in Afghanistan (27 de Agosto)
Jock Stirrup, The Guardian
Chinese troops offer an Afghan solution (27 de Agosto)
Francesco Sisci, Asia Times
Obama's Next Move in Afghanistan (27 de Agosto)
Joe Klein, Time
Afghan Election Unlikely to Deliver Leadership (27 de Agosto)
Bronwen Maddox, Times
A Military Solution (27 de Agosto)
Amir Taheri, New York Post
Afghanistan’s Electoral Disaster (27 de Agosto)
Nikolas K. Gvosdev, The National Interest
Afghanistan’s Election Matters as Much for the Country as for the World (27 de Agosto)
Bruce Riedel, Yale Global
Afghanistan: the point of decision (27 de Agosto)
Paul Rogers, Open Democracy
Mission Afghanistan (27 de Agosto)
Brian Cloughley, Daily Times
The election observed (27 de Agosto)
Evelyn N. Farkas, Washington Times
Afghanistan's Economy Blooms (27 de Agosto)
Ann Marlowe, Wall Street Journal
Kabul draped in a veil of uncertainty (27 de Agosto)
Derek Henry Flood, Asia Times
Afghan elections expose US war doubts (27 de Agosto)
Daniel Luban, Asia Times
Interview with Karzai’s Deputy Karim Khalili (26 de Agosto)
Asharq Al-Awsat
Afghanistan: The Injustice of Geography (26 de Agosto)
Ali Ibrahim, Asharq Al-Awsat
Afghan election flawed but far from a failure (26 de Agosto)
Marco Vicenzino, Boston Globe
Afghanistan's Sham Vote (25 de Agosto)
Jean Mackenzie, International Herald Tribune
Could Obama Lose Afghanistan? (25 de Agosto)
James Taranto, Wall Street Journal
The Ultimate Burden (25 de Agosto)
Bob Herbert, New York Times
Don’t sneer at Afghanistan’s wind of change (25 de Agosto)
Rosemary Righte, Times
The Army is too small to fight all of the battles facing Britain (25 de Agosto)
Allan Mallinson, Daily Telegraph
The Afghan election was rigged (25 de Agosto)
Atif B., LA Times
Abdullah Abdullah's Unmentioned History (24 de Agosto)
Barbara Crossette, The Nation
Asharq Al-Awsat Q & A with Afghan Presidential Candidate Dr. Abdullah Abdullah (24 de Agosto)
Asharq Al-Awsat
War of Necessity or Choice? (24 de Agosto)
Arnaud de Borchgrave, Washington Times
Tensions Rise in Post-Election Afghanistan (24 de Agosto)
Jason Motlagh, Time
Afghanistan’s election: a first verdict (24 de Agosto)
Martine van Bijlert and Alex Strick van Linschoten , Open Democracy
Daily Brief: Hakimullah Mehsud the new head of Pakistani Taliban (24 de Agosto)
Foreign Policy
Karzai's rival cries foul play (24 de Agosto)
Syed Saleem Shahzad, Asia Times
I'm sorry, but I was wrong to support the war in Afghanistan (24 de Agosto)
Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, The Independent
We're Not the Soviets in Afghanistan (24 de Agosto)
Frederick W. Kagan, Weekly Standard
Pakistan gains from defending diversity (24 de Agosto)
Mian Ijaz Ul Hassan, Daily Star
A Loyal Opposition (24 de Agosto)
William Kristol, Weekly Standard
Afghan health crisis defies aid efforts so far (24 de Agosto)
Cesar Chelala, Japan Times
Pastis, spies and chancers in Kabul’s Rick’s Bar (24 de Agosto)
Tom Coghlan, Times
What is at stake in Afghanistan? (24 de Agosto)
Ömer Taşpinar, Today’s Zaman
Se acabó la guerra al terrorismo? (24 de Agosto)
Fernando Reinares, El Pais
Leadership 101 (23 de Agosto)
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Obama and the 'Necessary War' Myth (23 de Agosto)
Robert Kagan, Washington Post
Karzai too weak to fix Afghanistan (22 de Agosto)
Hamish Mcdonald, SMH
Is The Taliban The Main Loser Of Afghanistan's Elections? (21 de Agosto)
Abubakar Siddique, RFE
Lessons from failed states (21 de Agosto)
Humphrey Hawksley, Daily Times
Seven steps to peace in Afghanistan (21 de Agosto)
Syed Saleem Shahzad, Asia Times
Are the Taliban afraid that the US might succeed? (21 de Agosto)
Lawrence Korb, Daily Star
There are many ways to move beyond the carbon Crusade (21 de Agosto)
Bjorn Lomborg, Daily Star
Will elections bring peace to Afghanistan? (21 de Agosto)
Esadullah Oğuz, Today’s Zaman
Democracy will not bring freedom
Robert Fisk, The Independent
La causa talibán (21 de Agosto)
Rafael L. Bardají, ABC
Afganistán, el espejo roto de Irak (21 de Agosto)
Abel B. Veiga Copo, ABC
Democracy in Afghanistan is wishful thinking (20 de Agosto)
Thomas H. Johnson and M. Chris Mason, CS Monitor
In Afghanistan, the Choice Is Ours (20 de Agosto)
Richard N. Haass, New York Times
Why the Afghan Election May Not Matter (20 de Agosto)
Thomas P. M. Barnett, Esquire
Idealists Transforming Afghanistan (20 de Agosto)
R. Moreau & S. Yousafzai, Newsweek
Abdullah Abdullah: Afghanistan's New Hope (20 de Agosto)
Michael Petrou, Maclean's
Elections Won't Fix the Afghan State (20 de Agosto)
Matthew Yglesias, American Prospect
Which Afghan Election Result Is Best for U.S.? (20 de Agosto)
Tony Karon, Time
The West is giving Karzai one last chance to redeem himself (20 de Agosto)
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
Mr. Holbrooke, pick up the phone (20 de Agosto)
Ahsan Butt, Foreign Policy
Pakistan’s Counterinsurgency After Baitullah: Move Forward, But Not Too Fast (20 de Agosto)
Arif Rafiq, Pakistan Policy
Its contagious! 'Pakflu' (20 de Agosto)
Anoop Kohli, Times of India
Who created Pakistan? Who cares! (20 de Agosto)
Vikas Singh, Times of India
Afghanistan's Helmand Province Becomes Electoral Litmus Test (19 de Agosto)
Abubakar Siddique, RFE
NATO and World Security (20 de Agosto)
Zbigniew Brzezinski, International Herald Tribune
Kick out Karzai. We deserve a second chance (20 de Agosto)
Ashraf Ghani, Times
Karzai's fraud scheme could backfire (20 de Agosto)
Gareth Porter, Asia Times
The Al Qaedaisation of FATA (20 de Agosto)
Nirupama Subramanian, The Hindu
La 'estrategia fallida' que nunca existió (20 de Agosto)
Edward Burke, El Pais
We ignore Afghanistan at our strategic peril (20 de Agosto)
Greg Sheridan, The Australian
Legitimacy and the Afghan Elections (19 de Agosto)
Anthony Cordesman, CSIS
Today's Afghan election is a moment of truth for zealous liberal aggressors (19 de Agosto)
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
Empty slogans of change in Afghanistan (19 de Agosto)
Nushin Arbabzadah, The Guardian
Afghan choice (19 de Agosto)
Narek Seferjan, RIA Novosti
How the Taliban Are Taking Control of Kunduz (19 de Agosto)
Markus Feldenkirchen, Matthias Gebauer and Susanne Koelbl, Der Spiegel
La nouvelle géopolitique de l'Afghanistan (19 de Agosto)
Frédéric Bobin, Le Monde
A terrible dilemma facing humanitarian agencies (19 de Agosto)
António Guterres, The Independent
‘Working for an aid agency makes us a target for kidnappers’ (19 de Agosto)
UN World Food Programme Worker, Times
Afghanistan's elections (19 de Agosto)
Vanda Felbab-Brown, Boston Globe
Why Afghans Need a Vote (19 de Agosto)
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
Right to rape: is that what we’re fighting for? (19 de Agosto)
Melanie Reid, Times
Pashtun nationalism (19 de Agosto)
Manzur Ejaz, Daily Times
Remember Afghanistan, Comrade? (19 de Agosto)
Anna Matveeva, The Guardian
The US has a plan for Afghanistan (19 de Agosto)
Syed Saleem Shahzad, Asia Times
Concerns over post-poll unrest in Afghanistan (19 de Agosto)
Sayed Yaqub Ibrahimi, Asia Times
We Need More Specifics About Afghanistan (18 de Agosto)
Juan Cole, Salon
Controversial General Returns To Afghanistan, Throws Support Behind Karzai (18 de Agosto)
Abubakar Siddique, RFE
Afghan elections a crucial step for the country (18 de Agosto)
Musa Samimy, DW
Threat of Violence Overshadows Afghan Elections (18 de Agosto)
Christian Neef, Der Spiegel
A presidential election that might just save Afghanistan (18 de Agosto)
Nick Meo, Daily Telegraph
As Afghanistan Votes, Will the Taliban Win? (18 de Agosto)
Hassina Sherjan, Atif B., Mirwais Ahmadzai, Ahmad Arian, New York Times
Afghanistan’s step forward (18 de Agosto)
Rasul Bakhsh Rais, Daily Times
For Afghan Women, Rights Again at Risk (18 de Agosto)
Rachel Reid, Washington Post
Looking beyond the Afghan vote (18 de Agosto)
Samina Ahmed, Boston Globe
The time for patience in Kabul (18 de Agosto)
Peter Hartcher, Sidney Morning Herald
Right to rape: is that what we’re fighting for? (18 de Agosto)
Melanie Reid, Times
Help Afghan women – and win the debate over the war (18 de Agosto)
Horia Mosadiq, The Independent
Talking to the Enemy (18 de Agosto)
Bret Stephens, Wall Street Journal
A new type of Islamic militancy (18 de Agosto)
Seth J. Frantzman, Jerusalem Post
A New Gender Agenda (18 de Agosto)
Entrevista a Hillary Rodham Clinton, New York Times Mag
The Women’s Crusade (17 de Agosto)
Nicholas D. Kristof and Sheryl Wudunn, New York Times Mag
Three vital steps to rebuild Afghanistan (17 de Agosto)
David Miliband, Daily Telegraph
'It Is Pointless to Talk to Al-Qaida' (17 de Agosto)
Entrevista a Joseph Nye, Der Spiegel
What the West needs in Afghanistan: humility (17 de Agosto)
Greg Mills, CS Monitor
Arguing About Afghanistan (17 de Agosto)
Steve Coll, The New Yorker
Karzai, the Pashtuns and the Taliban (17 de Agosto)
Robert Dreyfuss, The Nation
Leaderless Taliban in Trouble (17 de Agosto)
Imtiaz Gul, Foreign Policy
Afghanistan’s Tyranny of the Minority (17 de Agosto)
Selig S. Harrison, New York Times
The truth behind Afghan insurgency (17 de Agosto)
Ralph Lopez, Boston Globe
Afghanistan: Our fight is against terror and tyranny - not just the Taliban (17 de Agosto)
Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
Sticks, stones and President Zardari (17 de Agosto)
Fasih Ahmed, Daily Times
A fog swirls in the Hindu Kush (17 de Agosto)
M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
Chopping it up with Karzai's challenger (17 de Agosto)
Derek Henry Flood, Asia Times
Taliban rooting for Karzai's defeat (17 de Agosto)
Syed Saleem Shahzad, Asia Times
The Land of 10,000 Wars (16 de Agosto)
Ganesh Sitaraman, International Herald Tribune
Why We Need More Troops in Afghanistan (16 de Agosto)
Frederick W. Kagan, Washington Post
Afghanistan: the wrong target (16 de Agosto)
Paul Rogers, Open Democracy
Ramazan Bashardost: Afghanistan's Don Quixote (16 de Agosto)
Jason Motlagh, Time
Despite the ambient violence, Afghans are smiling (15 de Agosto)
Carol Graham, Daily Star
Afghanistan Assessment (14 de Agosto)
Frederick W. Kagan & Kimberly Kagan, Weekly Standard
Justice Shouldn’t Be The Loser In Afghan Elections (14 de Agosto)
Ajmal Samadi, RFE
The 2009 Afghan Elections and the Future of the International Community in Afghanistan (13 de Agosto)
Jeremy Shapiro, Brookings
EDITORIAIS:
Interpreting the GHQ attack (12 de Outubro)
Daily Times
Generals and Politics (12 de Outubro)
Times
The Taliban's assault on Pakistan's army headquarters provides a sombre lesson (12 de Outubro)
Daily Telegraph
Politically divided again (9 de Outubro)
Daily Times
No Afghan solutions for NATO (9 de Outubro)
The Hindu
El laberinto afgano (9 de Outubro)
El Pais
Plan B for Afghanistan (8 de Outbro)
Washington Post
Brawling over Kerry-Lugar Bill (8 de Outbro)
Daily Times
Pakistan's wary eye on Obama's Afghanistan debate (8 de Outbro)
CS Monitor
The stakes in Afghanistan could not be greater (8 de Outbro)
The Independent
There must be an endgame in Afghanistan (7 de Outbro)
Daily Telegraph
Obama and the General (7 de Outubro)
Wall Street Journal
Where did the funds go? (7 de Outubro)
Daily Times
Congress needs McChrystal's candid advice on Afghanistan (6 de Outubro)
CS Monitor
If We Lose Afghanistan (6 de Outubro)
Washington Post
The law in whose hands? (1 de Outubro)
The Economist
The so-called ‘Quetta shura’ (1 de Outubro)
Daily Times
U.S. Credibility and Pakistan (1 de Outubro)
Wall Street Journal
Advice From NATO (30 de Setembro)
Washington Post
Obama y Afganistán (30 de Setembro)
El Pais
Forward in Pakistan (29 de Setemebro)
Washington Post
Taliban hit back in NWFP (28 de Setembro)
Daily Times
Indian red rag in Afghanistan (25 de Setembro)
Daily Times
Obama Right to Question Afghan War Plan (24 de Setembro)
San Francisco Chronicle
Europe, don't go wobbly on Afghanistan (22 de Setembro)
CS Monitor
Britain, Italy and the Afghan Test (22 de Setembro)
Wall Street Journal
Less than sterling democracy (21 de Setembro)
Japan Times
President Barack Obama's confusion over Afghanistan (21 de Setembro)
Daily Tetegraph
Wavering on Afghanistan? (21 de Setembro)
Washington Post
Pakistan and Hafiz Saeed (21 de Setembro)
The Hindu
Policy Choices in Afghanistan (21 de Setembro)
Times
Back to Bagram (20 de Setembro)
New York Times
UN gives fraud a pass (17 de Setembro)
Boston Globe
Drame afghan (16 de Setembro)
Le Monde
Impasse in Kabul (16 de Setembro)
Times
We Need A Clear Mission in Afghanistan (7 de Setembro)
New York Daily News
To Win in Afghanistan (6 de Setembro)
Chicago Tribune
In Afghanistan, political success remains as elusive as military triumph (3 de Setembro)
New Statesman
McChrystal in the bull ring (3 de Setembro)
Leader, The Economist
The Afghanistan Panic (3 de Setembro)
Wall Street Journal
Setback in Afghanistan (3 de Setembro)
Washington Post
Afghanistan: Hollow power in Helmand (3 de Setembro)
The Guardian
Profiling the Messengers (2 de Setembro)
New York Times
McChrystal Ball on Afghanistan (2 de Setembro)
The Economist
Taking Kabul by the horns (2 de Setembro)
Times
The Afghan Experiment (2 de Setembro)
USA Today
Afghanistan: A new plan is needed (1 de Setembro)
Daily Telegraph
Foreign Policy Advisory Index (28 de Agosto)
The National Interest
Rescuing the Northern areas (31 de Agosto)
Daily Times
Afghanistan can't be won cheaply (29 de Agosto)
Daily Telegraph
The vote nobody won (27 de Agosto)
The Economist
We should exploit the Taliban split (27 de Agosto)
Daily Times
Deadly Tehreek-e-Taliban Punjab (26 de Agosto)
Daily Times
An election still dogged by uncertainty and danger (26 de Agosto)
The Independent
Afghan war getting worse? (25 de Agosto)
Daily Times
How to lose a war (24 de Agosto)
Jerusalem Post
Hakimullah as Taliban leader (24 de Agosto)
Daily Times
Under burqas, Afghan women voted in protest (24 de Agosto)
CS Monitor
Afghanistan Votes (21 de Agosto)
New York Times
Urnas contra la amenaza talibán (21 de Agosto)
ABC
Losing Afghanistan? (20 de Agosto)
The Economist
Losing Afghanistan? (20 de Agosto)
The Economist
From insurgency to insurrection (20 de Agosto)
The Economist
A war of necessity? (20 de Agosto)
The Economist
The Afghans Vote
Washington Post (20 de Agosto)
Karzai and the friends he keeps
Boston Globe (20 de Agosto)
A cause worth fighting for (20 de Agosto)
The Independent
Afganistán vota (20 de Agosto)
El Pais
The election in Afghanistan proves the power of democracy (19 de Agosto)
Daily Telegraph
Afghanistan's challenge (19 de Agosto)
Bangkok Post
The Afghan Vote (19 de Agosto)
Wall Street Journal
A Statement of Purpose (19 de Agosto)
Times
Afghanistan's election: Losing sight of the issues (19 de Agosto)
The Guardian
Périls afghans (18 de Agosto)
Le Monde
Another Afghan milestone (18 de Agosto)
Japan Times
Karzai will have to do (18 de Agosto)
Sidney Morning Herald
Obama's neocon stake in Afghanistan elections (17 de Agosto)
CS Monitor
Bad election omens (17 de Agosto)
The Australian
Leading us through the long haul (17 de Agosto)
Daily Telegraph
The Demands of Democracy (17 de Agosto)
Times
Afghanistan: Mission impossible (17 de Agosto)
The Guardian
A make or break election in Afghanistan (17 de Agosto)
The Independent
Kaboul : vaincre le scepticisme occidental (16 de Agosto)
Yves Thréard, Le Figaro
Incumbent on him (13 de Agosto)
The Economist
Death on the roof (13 de Agosto)
The Economist
ARTIGOS:
Okada makes a surprise visit to Kabul to discuss aid policy (12 de Outubro)
Japan Times
UN chief acknowledges fraud in Afghan vote (12 de Outubro)
China Daily
Clinton: U.S. Confident in Pakistan's Control Over Nuclear Weapons (12 de Outubro)
Mary Beth Sheridan, Washington Post
Civilian Goals Largely Unmet in Afghanistan (12 de Outubro)
Elisabeth Bumiller and Mark Landler, New York Times
Army’s concerns over Kerry-Lugar bill (9 de Outubro)
Daily Times
UN reauthorizes international mission in Afghanistan (9 de Outubro)
DW
It’s up to parliament to decide on US aid bill: PM (8 de Outbro)
Zulfiqar Ghuman, Daily Times
Afghan War Debate Now Leans to Focus on Al Qaeda (8 de Outbro)
Peter Baker and Eric Schmitt, New York Times
Obama Rules Out Large Reduction in Afghan Force (7 de Outubro)
Peter Baker and Jeff Zeleny, New York Times
Afghan Strategy Divides Lawmakers (7 de Outubro)
Scott Wilson, Washington Post
McChrystal, British officials call on COAS (7 de Outubro)
Daily Times
Fact sheet: Foreign troops in Afghanistan (7 de Outubro)
DW
Gates Warns Of Taliban 'Momentum,' Says Pullout No Option (6 de Outubro)
RFE
Pakistan blames Taliban for UN blast (6 de Outubro)
China Daily
White House: US won't pull out of Afghanistan (6 de Outubro)
China Daily
President, PM vow to launch operation in South Waziristan (6 de Outubro)
Daily Times
U.S. Push to Expand in Pakistan Meets Resistance (6 de Outubro)
Jane Perlez, New York Times
Most Pakistanis reject US partnership: poll (2 de Outubro)
Daily Times
Difficult Prospects For Building A Viable Afghan Army (2 de Outubro)
Abubakar Siddique, RFE
Back your general and send more troops, David Miliband urges Barack Obama (2 de Outubro)
Francis Elliott and Michael Evans, Times
U.S. General Says Afghan Insurgency Growing (1 de Outubro)
RFE
Kerry-Lugar bill passed by Congress, sent to Obama (1 de Outubro)
Daily Times
NATO Chief Assures Obama On Afghan War Support (30 de Setembro)
RFE
Sacked envoy Peter Galbraith accuses UN of 'cover-up' on Afghan vote fraud (30 de Setembro)
James Boné, Times
Several Afghan Strategies, None a Clear Choice (30 de Setembro)
Peter Baker and Eric Schmitt, New York Times
Drone strikes, jets kill 16 in Waziristan (30 de Setembro)
Daily Times
Nato is in Afghanistan for the long haul, says Anders Fogh Rasmussen (30 de Setembro)
Giles Whittell and James Bone, Times
Pakistan doesn’t need lectures on terror war: Gilani (29 de Setemebro)
Daily Times
NATO secretary general not sure of success in Afghanistan (29 de Setemebro)
RIA Novosti
EU Ministers Reluctant To Reinforce Afghanistan (29 de Setemebro)
RFE
US accepts Hamid Karzai as Afghan leader despite poll fraud claims (29 de Setemebro)
Giles Whittell, Times
U.S. Says Taliban Has A New Haven in Pakistan (29 de Setemebro)
Pamela Constable, Washington Post
Taliban funding may be ‘impossible’ to dry up: officials (28 de Setembro)
Daily Times
British general supports request for 40,000 new troops in Afghanistan (28 de Setembro)
Times
‘Stable Pakistan greatest hope against terror’ (25 de Setembro)
Daily Times
Senate Approves Increase in Aid for Pakistan (25 de Setembro)
New York Times
Mixed Messages From Pentagon On Afghan Troops (24 de Setembro)
RFE
Taliban Widen Afghan Attacks From Base in Pakistan (23 de Setembro)
Eric Schmitt and Mark Mazzetti, New York Timwes
More troops and new strategy for Afghanistan will be hard to come by (23 de Setembro)
DW
Congress Presses on War Plan (23 de Setembro)
Wall Street Journal
Af-Pak border is terrorism hub: Hillary (23 de Setembro)
The Hindu
Obama Is Considering Strategy Shift in Afghan War (23 de Setembro)
Peter Baker and Elisabeth Bumiller, New York Times
Pakistan balks at pursuing anti-U.S. extremist groups (23 de Setembro)
Saeed Shah, McClatchy Newspapers
Ambassador: Pakistan Letting Taliban Operate In Afghanistan (23 de Setembro)
Evan Hill, The Majlis
A Pragmatist, Gates Reshapes Past Policies He Backed (23 de Setembro)
Peter Baker and Thom Shanker, New York Times
Poll Reflects Afghan War Doubts (23 de Setembro)
Wall Street Journal
Pentagon Delays Afghan Troop Request (21 de Setembro)
RFE
U.S. Commanders Told to Shift Focus to More Populated areas (21 de Setembro)
Greg Jaffe, Washington Post
DPJ plans new aid package for Kabul (21 de Setembro)
The Asahi Shimbun
Three Afghan men held in US attack probe (21 de Setembro)
Daily Times
Report: General calls for more Afghanistan troops (21 de Setembro)
China Daily
General Calls for More U.S. Troops to Avoid Afghan Failure (20 de Setembro)
Eric Schmitt and Thom Shanker, New York Times
Kerry Opens Vigorous Debate on Afghanistan (18 de Setembro)
Washington Independent
Obama to rate war progress in Afghanistan (18 de Setembro)
Washington Times
Afghan president defends vote, admits some bias (17 de Setembro)
China Daily
Qaeda trying to seek N-secrets from Pakistan: Holbrooke (17 de Setembro)
Daily Times
Obama Sets Afghan, Pakistan Goals, Waits On Troops (17 de Setembro)
RFE
Karzai Declared Preliminary Winner In Afghan Elections As Crisis Deepens (16 de Setembro)
Antoine Blua, RFE
Karzai has wide lead in unofficial vote tally, but fraud allegations could change that (16 de Setembro)
DW
Al-Qaeda Calls For Foreign Kidnappings In Afghanistan (16 de Setembro)
RFE
EU foreign ministers stress the need for a legitimate government in Afghanistan (16 de Setembro)
DW
'The German Air Strike Has Changed Everything' (16 de Setembro)
Der Spiegel
La UE declara un millón y medio de votos "sospechosos" de fraude en las elecciones afganas (16 de Setembro)
El Pais
President Obama's top military adviser exposes Afghanistan rifts (16 de Setembro)
Giles Whittell, Michael Evans and Catherine Philp, Times
Hervé Morin veut mettre l'accent sur la population en Afghanistan (16 de Setembro)
Le Monde
Sole Informant Guided Decision On Afghan Strike (7 de Setembro)
Rajiv Chandrasekaran, Washington Post
Taliban attacks in north Afghanistan spike (7 de Setembro)
Washington Times
Afghanistan: German commander 'in possible breach of rules' over air strike (7 de Setembro)
Daily Telegraph
U.S. Says Afghans Must Address Vote Fraud Complaints (7 de Setembro)
RFE
Experts express skepticism over new international Afghanistan conference (7 de Setembro)
DW
Anulados una parte de los votos fraudulentos a favor de Karzai (7 de Setembro)
Mónica Bernabé, El Mundo
Germany, France and Britain call for Afghanistan conference (7 de Setembro)
DW
Pak-US relations independent of Washington’s Afghan policy: Gates (7 de Setembro)
Daily Times
Karzai edges closer to 50% in Afghan vote (7 de Setembro)
China Daily
France leads EU criticism of Afghanistan air strike (7 de Setembro)
Andrew Rettman, EUObserver
Karzai Leads In Partial Afghan Vote Returns (6 de Setembro)
RFE
Germany defends Afghan airstrike amid reports of 125 casualties (6 de Setembro)
DW
Pak govt and military working in harmony: Miliband (4 de Setembro)
Daily Times
NATO Strikes Fuel Tankers In Afghanistan, Many Dead (4 de Setembro)
RFE
Brown to Pledge to Maintain Britain’s Afghan Force (4 de Setembro)
Doreen Carvajal, New York Times
Gates: It is not time to get out of Afghanistan (3 de Setembro)
Gordon Lubold, The Christian Science Monitor
Advisers to Obama Divided on Size of Afghan Force (3 de Setembro)
Peter Baker and Elisabeth Bumiller, New York Times
Afghan spy chief killed in suicide blast (3 de Setembro)
The Hindu
The Army is making the same old mistakes in Afghanistan, say soldiers (3 de Setembro)
Michael Evans, Times
Afghan Vote Results Likely to Be Delayed (3 de Setembro)
Pamela Constable and Joshua Partlow, Washington Post
European and US envoys praise Afghan election amid voter fraud concerns (2 de Setembro)
DW
G.O.P. May Be Vital to Obama on Afghan War (2 de Setembro)
Helene Cooper, New York Times
Deputy Chief of Intelligence Is Slain in Afghanistan (2 de Setembro)
Stephen Farrell and Sangar Rahimi, New York Times
Tribal Leaders Say Karzai’s Team Forged 23,900 Votes (2 de Setembro)
Dexter Filkins, New York Times
Afghanistan situation ‘serious’: McChrystal (1 de Setembro)
Daily Times
West faces losing battle over Afghan poll fraud (1 de Setembro)
James Hider and Tim Reid, Times
Groundwork Is Laid for New Troops in Afghanistan (1 de Setembro)
Peter Baker And Dexter Filkins
U.S. Commander Says Afghan Strategy Must Change (31 de Agosto)
RFE
Hamid Karzai threw his cap down in spat with Richard Holbrooke (31 de Agosto)
Daily Times
Suspected Taliban Torch NATO Supplies In Pakistan (31 de Agosto)
RFE
Serious Fraud Complaints Double In Afghan Vote (31 de Agosto)
RFE
Les propos ambigus de Gordon Brown sur la stratégie britannique en Afghanistan (30 de Agosto)
Le Monde
Increasing Accounts of Fraud Cloud Afghan Vote (30 de Agosto)
Carlotta Gall, New York Times
US warns Karzai on fraud, corruption, militia ties (28 de Agosto)
China Daily
July, August deadliest months of Afghan war for US (28 de Agosto)
China Dailt
U.S. Warns Karzai On Fraud, Corruption, Military Ties (28 de Agosto)
RFE
La crédibilité de l’élection afghane, casse-tête pour les Occidentaux (28 de Agosto)
Le Monde
Afghan Youths Seek a New Life in Europe (28 de Agosto)
Caroline Brothers, New York Times
Attack Kills 18 Pakistani Officers (28 de Agosto)
Haq Nawaz Khan and Joshua Partlow, Washington Post
Qaeda's Zawahri calls for Pakistani jihad (28 de Agosto)
Washington Post
Karzai widens lead in Afghan vote (27 de Agosto)
China Daily
Gulf oil fuelling Taliban wars: Holbrooke (27 de Agosto)
Daily Times
Alleged Drug Ties of Top Afghan Official Worry U.S. (27 de Agosto)
James Risen and Mark Landler, New York Times
Afghan President Widens Election Lead Amid Fraud Claims (26 de Agosto)
Michael Hirshman, RFE
NATO Declares 'Success' In Supporting Secure Afghan Election (26 de Agosto)
Ahto Lobjakas, RFE
Karzai, Abdullah neck and neck in Afghan vote (26 de Agosto)
Daily Times
Helmand deaths cast fresh doubts on mission in Nato’s bloodiest year (26 de Agosto)
Jeremy Page, Times
On Afghanistan, Political Test for Obama (26 de Agosto)
Scott Wilson and Joshua Partlow, Washington Post
Karzai takes slight early lead in presidential vote (25 de Agosto)
DW
Afghan minister claims Karzai poll win, UN says wait (25 de Agosto)
China Daily
Afghans In Limbo Over Vote As Partial Results Due (25 de Agosto)
RFE
Journalist, critic of Taliban, shot dead (25 de Agosto)
Nirupama Subramanian, The Hindu
NRO, Musharraf’s trial two separate issues: Gilani (25 de Agosto)
Daily Times
US Army Applies Lessons of Iraq to Afghanistan (24 de Agosto)
Susanne Koelbl, Der Spiegel
Germany's Steinmeier Calls for Withdrawal Plan (24 de Agosto)
Der Spiegel
En Afghanistan, les soupçons de fraudes crispent le climat politique (24 de Agosto)
Le Monde
Hamid Karzai expected to gain first-round victory in Afghanistan election (24 de Agosto)
Jeremy Page, Times
EU verdict on Afghan poll faces objections (24 de Agosto)
Lucia Kubosova, EUObserver
Hard choices for Obama: Increase troop levels in Afghanistan or not (24 de Agosto)
China Daily
Taliban killed Baitullah Mehsud’s in-laws for spying: Malik (24 de Agosto)
Daily Times
NATO Commanders Press For More Resources In Afghanistan (24 de Agosto)
RFE
En Afghanistan, les soupçons de fraudes crispent le climat politique (24 de Agosto)
Le Monde
U.S. Military Says Its Force in Afghanistan Is Insufficient (24 de Agosto)
Helene Cooper, New York Times
Abdullah Says Afghan Election 'Widely Rigged' (23 de Agosto)
RFE
No timetable for German pullout from Afghanistan, says Merkel (23 de Agosto)
DW
Afghan MP Shukria Barakzai: A Vote for Democracy (23 de Agosto)
Mohammed Al Shafey, Asharq Al-Awsat
Hamid Karzai 're-elected' by landslide, poll data shows (23 de Agosto)
Ben Farmer and Dean Nelson, Daily Telegraph
Karzai, Abdullah teams both claim win (21 de Agosto)
China Daily
Karzai Campaign Declares Victory (21 de Agosto)
Abubakar Siddique, RFE
Afghans turn out to vote despite violence (21 de Agosto)
Daily Times
Taliban Insurgents Attack Afghan Election Vehicle (21 de Agosto)
RFE
Afghan presidential candidates claim victory as ballot count continues (21 de Agosto)
DW
Afghan Election Called a Success Despite Attacks (21 de Agosto)
Carlotta Gall and Stephen Farrell, New York Times
EU and German leaders praise Afghan election as success (20 de Agosto)
DW
Taliban Attacks Scare Off Voters (20 de Agosto)
Matthias Gebauer, Der Spiegel
Afghans Vote Amid Violence, but Turnout Uncertain (20 de Agosto)
Carlotta Gall, New York Times
EU to monitor Afghan elections despite attacks (20 de Agosto)
Valentina Pop, EUObserver
Afghans vote for president under violence threat (20 de Agosto)
China Daily
Pakistani Taliban's deputy head takes over group (20 de Agosto)
China Daily
US promises help but sees no quick fix for energy crisis (20 de Agosto)
Daily Times
Voting underway in critical Afghan election (20 de Agosto)
DW
Wearing Men's Clothes, Afghan Woman Hits The Campaign Trail (19 de Agosto)
Farangis Najibullah, RFE
UN Asks Afghanistan To Lift Election Media Ban (19 de Agosto)
RFE
Gunfire erupts in Kabul ahead of presidential vote (19 de Agosto)
China Daily
U.S. Reaches Out To Islamist Parties In Pakistan (19 de Agosto)
RFE
Afghanistan Imposes Censorship on Election Day (19 de Agosto)
Carlotta Gall, New York Times
Confident Karzai Looks Forward To Five More Years As Afghan Leader (18 de Agosto)
RFE
Can democracy take root in Aghanistan despite a violent election campaign? (18 de Agosto)
DW
Overview of Afghan Elections (18 de Agosto)
DW
Obama Defends Afghan Strategy In Speech Before Veterans (18 de Agosto)
Heather Maher, RFE
Peace Talks With Taliban Are a Top Issue in Afghan Vote (18 de Agosto)
Carlotta Gall, New York Times
Ex-warlord asks supporters to back Karzai in election (18 de Agosto)
China Daily
Gilani asks US to provide drone technology: Zardari to complete term: Holbrooke (18 de Agosto)
Daily Times
Les Afghans se mobilisent pour la démocratie (18 de Agosto)
Renaud Girard, Le Figaro
Afghanistan : le palais présidentiel attaqué à la roquette (18 de Agosto)
Le Monde
Experts, Everyday Afghans React To Afghan Presidential Debate (17 de Agosto)
RFE
Dostum's return to Afghanistan: a nod to 'warlord politics' (17 de Agosto)
Ben Arnoldy, CS Monitor
Afghan campaign draws to a close (17 de Agosto)
BBC News
Exiled Afghan General Returns As Vote Looms (17 de Agosto)
RFE
Pakistan to hunt down terrorists wherever they are: Qureshi (17 de Agosto)
Muhammad Bilal, Daily Times
Holbrooke praises Swat success, underlines shift in talks focus (17 de Agosto)
Nirupama Subramanian, The Hindu
Karzai’s approval of ‘marital rape’ law leads to international Rift (17 de Agosto)
Jeremy Page, Times
Los talibanes prometen otros ataques en Kabul y en los colegios electorales (17 de Agosto)
Ramón Lobo, El Pais
Threats by Taliban May Sway Vote in Afghanistan (17 de Agosto)
Dexter Filkins, New York Times
Pentagon Worries Led to Command Change (17 de Agosto)
Rajiv Chandrasekaran, Washington Post
In Landmark Debate, Afghan Presidential Contenders Challenge Karzai (16 de Agosto)
Abubakar Siddique, RFE
Afghanistan : le scrutin électoral face à la violence des insurges (16 de Agosto)
Le Monde
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