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01-23-2013, 01:15 PM
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No US peace dividend after Afghanistan - Financial Times
No US peace dividend after Afghanistan - Financial Times
01-23-2013 11:36 AM  Foreign Policy (blog) No US peace dividend after Afghanistan Financial Times The direct costs of the war are already $700bn. The original mission was to root out al-Qaeda and the Taliban. But in 2003, the US shifted nearly all of its attention and resources to Iraq. The Taliban regrouped and strengthened in Afghanistan, making ... The AfPak Channel: America's non-committal relationship with AfghanistanForeign Policy (blog) Obama's place in history already assuredChicago Tribune Obama's Ugly Foreign Policy LegacyForbes DigitalJournal.com -DAWN.com (blog) -Truth-Out all 25,843 news articles » More... 
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