Remembering the Fall of Saigon: The Saddest Day
If America had honored its commitments, South Vietnam might not have fallen.
If America had honored its commitments, South Vietnam might not have fallen.
The United States are negotiating a transit agreement to fly soldiers out of Afghanistan.
Iranian mischief in Afghanistan is defensive. It needs to change to end the war successfully.
Neither the Taliban nor the United States stand to gain from resuming peace negotiations.
As the United States plot their exit from Afghanistan, they’re making efforts to reenlist Central Asian support.
The Afghan government, the insurgents and neighboring states are all stakeholders who could undermine the treaty.
“Deep breaths, and not hyperventilation, are required here,” an American official said.
As the United States “rush for the exit,” the war is not worth the loss of another British life.
South Asia’s two major powers are the key to stability in the region.
Afghans are “going to have to figure out how to live their own miserable life.”
Lindsey Graham criticizes the planned reduction in American forces in Afghanistan.
A NATO study obtained by British media said “Pakistan’s manipulation of the Taliban senior leadership continues unabatedly.”
Nicolas Sarkozy warns that French troops may pull out of Afghanistan after four servicemen are killed.
It remains to be seen if the United States has the stomach for a long war in Afghanistan.
Rare acts of outrageous behavior cannot stain the reputation of all fighting men.