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Ask the Expert: Determining Success in Afghanistan and Pakistan

By Brian Katulis | January 25, 2010

What is the latest strategy from the Obama administration on Afghanistan and Pakistan? What are the unanswered questions? Can the United States still succeed in Afghanistan and Pakistan?

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Unanswered Questions for Afghanistan and Pakistan

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