The Endgame in Iraq -- George Friedman, Real Clear World/Stratfor
Though the Iraq war is certainly not over, it has reached a crossroads. During the course of the war, about 40 countries sent troops to fight in what was called "Multi-National Force-Iraq." As of this summer, only one foreign country's fighting forces remain in Iraq - those of the United States. A name change in January 2010 will reflect the new reality, when the term "Multi-National Force-Iraq" will be changed to "United States Forces-Iraq." If there is an endgame in Iraq, we are now in it.
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COMMENTARIES, OPINIONS, AND EDITORIALS
We Ignore Afghanistan at Our Strategic Peril -- Greg Sheridan, Real Clear World
Legitimacy and the Afghan Elections - Anthony Cordesman, Real Clear World
Why Afghans Need a Vote -- Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
An Election That Just Might Save Afghanistan -- Nick Meo, Daily Telegraph
The Elusive Afghanistan Strategy -- Kenneth Weisbrode, RealClearWorld
Safeguarding the Afghan Vote -- Wall Street Journal editorial
What happened to the antiwar movement? Cindy Sheehan hits 'hypocrisy' of Left, Democratic allies. -- Byron York, Washington Examiner
George Jonas: A tale of two nuclear bombs -- George Jonas, National Post
Yemen Needs Help from Its Neighbors -- Emile Hokayem
The Menacing China Paradox -- Andrew Shearer, Wall Street Journal
Rio Tinto and Rule of Law in China -- Frank Ching, China Post
Obama Embraces Egypt's Dictator -- David Weinberg, Jerusalem Post
Does Obama Care About Human Rights? -- Elliott Abrams, Weekly Standard
Should Obama Court the Saudis? -- Michael Crowley, The New Republic
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