Taliban Down, but Not Out
The recent arrests of the Taliban bigwigs in Pakistan have failed to impact the strategy of Mullah Omar. He has appointed new deputies to carry out the jihad against the Americans -- and Pakistanis.
The recent arrests of the Taliban bigwigs in Pakistan have failed to impact the strategy of Mullah Omar. He has appointed new deputies to carry out the jihad against the Americans -- and Pakistanis.
Stephen Schlesinger | Posted 05.25.2011
Obama's policy in Afghanistan, subject to so much controversy at home and abroad, seems to have found considerable traction. Is the U.S. military finally reversing the Taliban gains?
Patrick Barry | Posted 05.25.2011
While the analysis so far on the capture has largely focused on the implications for U.S. operations in Afghanistan, it is just as significant for what it reveals about the U.S.-Pakistan relationship.
Nick Mills | Posted 05.25.2011
The joint US-Pakistan capture of the Taliban's military leader has been called a "sea change in Pakistani behavior." Unfortunately, I think it's more likely a rogue wave than a sea change.
HuffingtonPost.com | Nico Pitney & Nicholas Sabloff | Posted 05.25.2011
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Andy Borowitz | Posted 05.25.2011
"When they come in your office and say you're being kicked upstairs to No. 2, no way is that a good thing," Mr. Sahar said. "No. 2 around here means just one thing: captured and/or killed."
Saad Khan | Posted 05.25.2011