Karzai Must Tell Us Which Side He's On In Afghanistan -- Con Coughlin, The Telegraph
Hamid Karzai's fits of pique play into the hands of the faint hearts within the Nato coalition in Afghanistan, writes Con Coughlin.
Hamid Karzai is more likely to find himself treated as an unwelcome gatecrasher than the guest of honour when he arrives in Lisbon today for the Nato summit.
At a time when the alliance has upwards of 100,000 troops daily risking their lives in defence of his government, the Afghan president's attendance was initially regarded as crucial to deciding how best to prosecute the war. But after his latest intemperate outburst, in which he publicly condemned Nato's decapitation policy against the Taliban, the mission's commanders are no longer so sure. To be blunt, they want to know whose side he's really on.
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