UN Envoy Warns Situation in Afghanistan Could Become 'Unmanageable' -- Voice of America
In his final briefing to the Security Council before his term ends in March, U.N. envoy Kai Eide said he is worried about growing public impatience in donor and troop contributing countries.
The U.N.'s top diplomat in Afghanistan warned Wednesday that if negative trends are not quickly reversed, the situation in that country could become "unmanageable". Kai Eide said a better transition strategy is needed for returning power to Afghans from international military and aid contributors.
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Commentaries And Analysis
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In Afghanistan, not-so-smart intelligence -- L.A. Times editorial
In Afghanistan, Trust Is Hard to Come By -- David Wood, Politics Daily
Our Afghan intel mess -- Ralph Peters, New York Post
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