GALAXY CARGO - A specialized truck is offloaded from a C-5 Galaxy at an air field in Afghanistan, July 12, 2010. Air Force Reserve and active-duty aircrews from Dover Air Force Base, N.J., delivered more than 4 million pounds of cargo to various locations in Afghanistan. U.S. Air Force photoAfghanistan Is Now Petraeus’s Baby -- Ahmed Rashid, New York Review Of Books
The surprising and speedy crash of General Stanley McCrystal has been seen in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and the wider region as just one more sign of the mess that the US and its NATO allies face in what is looking increasingly like an unwinnable conflict.
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
Pick your tribes: Rules for winning in Afghanistan -- Ralph Peters, New York Post
China turns netizen anger on Seoul -- Peter Lee , Asia Times
Who will remember the Cheonan? -- William R. Hawkins, Washington Times
Winning in Iraq by working together -- Patrick Murphy and Thomas Vandal, Washington Times
For good or ill, change is coming to Egypt and Saudi Arabia soon -- The Economist
It's not a new era in Cuba -- Andres Oppenheimer, McClatchy News
Spies traded too soon -- Charles Pinck, Washington Times
In from the cold? U.S.-Russian relations -- David Ignatius, Washington Post
Britain is at risk from an economic death spiral -- Liam Byrne, The Guardian
Too late to save Britain — it’s time to emigrate -- David Selbourne, Spectator
Ground Zero mosque just tip of the iceberg -- Washington Times editorial
Disaster Politics: Why Earthquakes Rock Democracies Less -- Alastair Smith and Alejandro Quiroz Flores, Foreign Affairs
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