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Allies ‘sprinting to keep up’ during Biden’s Europe trip as US accelerates Afghanistan withdrawal
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Allies ‘sprinting to keep up’ during Biden’s Europe trip as US accelerates Afghanistan withdrawal

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A group of friends celebrates over beer.
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German army to rescue beer trapped in Afghanistan

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Attack on charity workers in Afghanistan kills 10
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Attack on charity workers in Afghanistan kills 10

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Taliban aversion to peace talks could imperil U.S. diplomats and interpreters after military leaves
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Taliban aversion to peace talks could imperil U.S. diplomats and interpreters after military leaves

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Trump recalls tale of greeting fallen troops at Dover in GOP convention speech

Trump recalls tale of greeting fallen troops at Dover in GOP convention speech

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China to ‘welcome the Taliban back’ in bid to extend Belt and Road into Afghanistan
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China to ‘welcome the Taliban back’ in bid to extend Belt and Road into Afghanistan

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FILE - In this Jan. 26, 2012 file photo, an Afghan solider, left, stands guard at the scene of a suicide attack in Lashkar Gah, Helmand province south of Kabul, Afghanistan. Helmand was the centerpiece of President Barack Obama's surge, when he ordered 33,000 additional U.S troops to Afghanistan to help the military with a counterinsurgency plan. That plan hoped to turn the tide in Helmand and neighboring Kandahar and establish the governmental institutions that would allow the Afghan government to take control of the Taliban heartland. However, near-daily attacks by militants and increasingly frequent deadly violence against NATO troops by their Afghan allies highlight an embarrassing failure of Western policy: After nearly 12 years of military intervention, the country is not pacified. (AP Photo/Abdul Khaleq, File)
Beltway Confidential

Yes, leave COIN behind

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Afghanistan withdrawal nears 50% completion as questions on interpreters remain unanswered
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Afghanistan withdrawal nears 50% completion as questions on interpreters remain unanswered

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Army veteran William Perry Wilcox's family worked to get him buried among other veterans at Central Texas State Veterans Cemetery, but his grave ended up misspelled not once, but twice. (iStock)
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What the ‘final roll call’ reminds us about the sacrifices of our military

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What do we owe our war dead?
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What do we owe our war dead?

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