Osama Bin LadenWhy U.S. Can't Find Osama Bin Laden -- Peter Bergen, CNN
(CNN) -- American taxpayers have forked over around half a trillion dollars to U.S. intelligence services since the 9/11 attacks, yet nearly a decade after al Qaeda assaults on New York and Washington, the American intelligence community still cannot answer the most basic of questions:
Where is Osama bin Laden? Where is his top deputy, Ayman al-Zawahiri? And where is Taliban leader Mullah Omar?
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
Can Cellphones Bring Justice in Afghanistan? -- Danger Room
U.S. Trying to "Kill Its Way Out" of Afghan War? -- CBS
Sedwill on Afghanistan -- War Is Boring
Shift in Momentum in Afghanistan -- Max Boot, Commentary Magazine
Petraeus rewrites the playbook in Afghanistan -- David Ignatius, Washington Post
Time to Talk to the Taliban -- Richard Barrett, New York Times
Planning a Military Campaign to Support Negotiations in Afghanistan -- Dr. Bernard I. Finel, Small Wars Journal
Yemen, 10 Reasons to Worry -- Small Wars Journal
Planned Mosque Sparks Controversy in Russia -- Maxim Kireev in Moscow, Spiegel Online
U.K. Defence cuts: will the US now give up on us? -- The Guardian opinion
Defence cuts spark questions on U.K. global status -- AFP
Currency war could have a heavy price for everyone -- China Post
Telling Secrets -- Steven Aftergood, Foreign Policy
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