Why Pakistan Won't Fight The Afghan Taliban -- Time Magazine
President Barack Obama is about to announce his new strategy for Afghanistan, but the success of whatever option he chooses will depend heavily on Pakistan acting to stop its territory being used to attack Western forces next door. And that's bad news, because the demands of its own domestic counterinsurgency campaign, doubts about the duration of U.S. commitment in Afghanistan and looming political instability in Islamabad have left Pakistan in no hurry to help out.
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
Pakistan Protecting Mullah Omar? -- Lake, Carter & Slavin, Wash. Times
This Week at War: Heading for a Bad Breakup -- Robert Haddick, Small Wars Journal
Afghanistan Is Not Making Americans Safer -- Paul Pillar, Foreign Policy
How Will We Pay for Afghan War? -- C.M. Sennott, Global Post
If Afghanistan Falls Who Will Pay The Price -- Sam Zarif, The Independent
Obama the Undecider -- Michael Gerson, Washington Post
The Real Reason Iran Can't Be Trusted -- Mamoun Fandy, CS Monitor
Get Ready to Bomb Iran -- Washington Times editorial
An Anti-pirate Policy that Works -- Washington Times editorial
Iraq’s Election Law Morass -- New York Times editorial
Travesty in New York -- Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post
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