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General David H. Petraeus and Ambassador Mark Sedwell delivered speeches at RUSI today concerning the ongoing International Mission in Afghanistan and ...

General Petraeus and Ambassador Sedwill: The International Mission in Afghanistan
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Newsbrief Mirzan RUSI Newsbrief: Obama’s ‘Af-Pak’ Strategy and Anti-Terrorism: The Pakistani Perspective 10 Jul 2009
Both Pakistan and the United States view good relations as crucial. But despite an alliance which goes back over half a century, mutual distrust and a feeling of suspicion still linger. Afghanistan Central and South Asia Pakistan Americas Terrorism The Pakistan Nexus International Responses
RUSI in the News News: RUSI in the News - May 2009 31 May 2009
Citations of RUSI expert analysis and events in the global media: May 2009 France Europe Global Security Issues North Korea Pacific Afghanistan Central and South Asia UK
20 Brigade departs from Iraq Picture by Corporal W Analysis: A draw in Iraq, no victory near in Helmand 3 May 2009 by Professor Michael Clarke
Troops need to believe that they risk their lives for things that are genuinely important. Afghanistan Central and South Asia Iraq Middle East and North Africa Land Forces UK Europe
British forces in Iraq Analysis: Britain’s Vietnam? Learning the Lessons of Operation Telic 30 Apr 2009
The undoubted bravery and professionalism of British troops in Iraq disguised the deeper strategic failings of their mission. Leaders need to learn from the mistakes in Basra as we now concentrate in Afghanistan. Iraq Middle East and North Africa Afghanistan Central and South Asia
Afghanistan troops and people RUSI Newsbrief: Afghan Insurgency: Changing Tactics and Pakistani Motives 4 Mar 2009
Afghanistan looks set to provide another difficult year for coalition troops. Worse still, it is becoming increasingly clear that Pakistan is not up to the job of extending its writ throughout all of its declared territory. Intelligence NATO International Institutions Afghanistan Central and South Asia Pakistan
Afghanistan Civil Military Analysis: Accepting Indigenous Solutions in Afghanistan 17 Feb 2009
The Afghanistan Opinion Poll 2009 should wake up the international community to the necessity for a change in approach. Global actors have to engage with the reality on the ground, and stop trumpeting ineffectual and imported strategies. Afghanistan Central and South Asia
Afghanistan Civil Military Analysis: More Effort Needed to Win Hearts and Minds - Afghanistan Opinion Poll 2009 9 Feb 2009 by Professor Michael Clarke
Working with the BBC, RUSI analyses the latest opinion poll charting Afghan attitudes. The results reveal a number of positive trends but also growing scepticism about the foreign intervention. Afghanistan Central and South Asia
Afghanistan National Policeman ISAF Analysis: The Change Afghans need? 20 Jan 2009
Many commentators, eager to see the back of Bush and tempted by Obama’s promise of change, have anticipated radical shifts for US policy in Afghanistan. However, in the short term at least, differences from the Bush administration’s approach look disappointingly minor. Afghanistan Central and South Asia
British troops in Afghanistan Analysis: ‘A Hard Pounding, Gentlemen’: The Coming Year in Afghanistan 11 Jan 2009 by Professor Michael Clarke
The UK needs more troops on the ground to relieve pressure in Helmand, but unless an increase is accompanied by significant victories elsewhere, the Coalition’s long-term prospects are not good. A new approach to strategic thinking in Afghanistan and the means to give some effect to it are sorely needed in the new year. Afghanistan Central and South Asia Land Forces UK Europe The War on Terror Terrorism
Pakistan Region Graphic Analysis: Changing US policy toward Pakistan 6 Nov 2008
US policy towards Pakistan is inextricably tied up with its activities in Afghanistan, and Obama cannot afford to ignore it. If he is to have any hope of mending the US’s troubled relationship with the state, a fundamental reassessment of the situation is essential. United States Americas Pakistan Central and South Asia Afghanistan The War on Terror Terrorism The Pakistan Nexus
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