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April 12, 2011

NATO Needs an Afghan Endgame

David Miliband, International Herald Tribune

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The epochal events in the Middle East this year have redefined foreign policy. There are new priorities and challenges that need intensive Western engagement. But it is imperative that the war in Afghanistan does not become the “forgotten war,” as happened with such dangerous consequences after 2002.

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TAGGED: Afghanistan, United States, UK, NATO

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