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Dan Xin Huang
Afghanistan May Soon Have Peace. And the Cost Is Democracy.
A fledgling armistice endangers the country’s 20-year experiment in democratic state-building.
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Karzai's Fall
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Our Afghan Ambassador: The Man in the Middle
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The Man Who Is Almost King
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James Kirchick
The Man Who Would Be King
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The Radical
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