Defeating the Taliban by Treating the World's Sick: A New Approach to the Afghan Poppy Trade
The U.S. policy of poppy eradication in Afghanistan is futile, unimaginative and fails to take into account the economic needs of the Afghan population.
The U.S. policy of poppy eradication in Afghanistan is futile, unimaginative and fails to take into account the economic needs of the Afghan population.
Patricia DeGennaro | Posted 10.08.2007 | Politics
Afghanistan actually has poppy eradication success. It is high time that U.S. foreign policy people stop telling others what is best for them and start engaging in what works.
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