My apologies for returning to Rudyard Kipling in every discussion about Afghanistan! But the man, who gave us such enduring classics as “Jungle Book” and an endless repertoire of tales, ballads, ditties
Despite what its chiefs may say, the UN’s decision to move 600 of its staff out of Afghanistan is strongly reminiscent of the way it decamped from Iraq after the lethal bombing of its Baghdad headquarters
US President Barack Obama's Nobel Prize is a source of pride and honor for all Americans and all of us who hope for peace in this world. It is an award more of expectations than for any significant
Nine years ago, in October 2000, I came to Connecticut from Bosnia. It was a dream coming true for me. I was only 15. I was “shipped” out of my country as a product — a product of war. As a
The eye-popping economic growth that has made China an attractive business partner has also funded an even faster expansion in its military spending that has raised eyebrows among US policymakers. China’s
