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The Afghanistan Study Group and the Common Defense Campaign work to analyze the Obama administration’s policies toward the country and promote alternatives.
By Matthew Hoh, John Isaacs
Feb-08-2012 | Article
Two lengthy and devastating wars separated by three decades. One fought in the jungles of Vietnam and one in the mountains and deserts of Afghanistan... Read More »
By Francesc Vendrell
Dec-03-2011 | Article
CIP senior fellow Francesc Vendrell on the missed opportunities in Afghanistan... Read More »
By Matthew Hoh
Aug-26-2011 | Speech
Mr. Hoh will discuss the current conditions in Afghanistan, the impact of President Obama’s withdrawal of U.S. forces over the next year and alternative options for the U.S. and international communities. ... Read More »
Oct-14-11 | CIP, 1717 Massachusetts Ave, NW, Suite 801, Washington, DC 20036
Come hear Jonathan Steele discuss his eyewitness account of the past 30 years of Afghan history, as well as discuss the policy moves Obama should be making. ... Read More »
May-12-11 | University of California Washington Center
Felix Kuehn travelled to Afghanistan first some 5 years ago, having spent several years in the Middle East including just short of a year in Yemen, where he first learnt Arabic in 2002.... Read More »
Matthew Hoh quoted
Davis' remarks echo judgments made earlier by Marine Captain Matthew Hoh and Colonel Andrew Bacevich, and thousands of veterans of the Afghan war...Read More »
“We are pleased to continue to hear President Obama express his support for ending the war in Afghanistan,” said Win Without War ...Read More »
Matthew Hoh interviewed
Matthew Hoh spent years fighting in Iraq as a Marine, then he joined the State Department and was assigned to Afghanistan. What he saw there convinced him that the only thing he could do in good conscience was quit...Read More »
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