Lehrstuhl für Internationale Politik und Außenpolitik: Abschied von Afghanistan

Forschungsinstitut für Politische Wissenschaft und Europäische Fragen


Abschied von Afghanistan Nachrichten Andere Schauplätze Dokumente und Analysen Ressourcen Nachrichten Mai NYT (1-Mai-2011): Costly Afghanistan Road Project Is Marred by Unsavory Alliances Washington Post (17-Mai-2011): U.S. speeds up direct talks with Taliban NYT (17-Mai-2011): Pakistan and NATO Trade Fire Near Afghan Border Washington Post (19-Mai-2011): Afghan government’s delays hinder recruitment of Taliban defectors Washington Post (27-Mai-2011): Pakistan’s top military officials are worried about militant collaborators in their ranks NYT (28-Mai-2011): After Combat, the Unexpected Perils of Coming Home FAZ (29-Mai-2011): Zwei Bundeswehrsoldaten getötet - de Maizière verteidigt Einsatz April NYT (1-Apr-2011): Afghans Avenge Florida Koran Burning, Killing 12 Reuters (1-Apr-2011): Up to 20 U.N. staff killed in north Afghan city NYT (11-Apr-2011): Pakistan Tells U.S. It Must Sharply Cut C.I.A. Activities The Economist (28-Apr-2011): KAL's cartoon Reuters (30-Apr-2011): Afghan Taliban declare start to spring offensive März Washington Post (4-Mar-2011): Bing West's "The Wrong War," on Afghanistan strategy Washington Post (6-Mar-2011): In Afghanistan, U.S. shifts strategy on women's rights as it eyes wider priorities NYT (8-Mar-2011): Putting Afghan Plan Into Action Proves Difficult Foreign Policy (Mar/Apr 2011): It Takes a Network FAZ (10-Mar-2011): Isaf untersucht Vorwürfe gegen deutsche Soldaten FAZ (11-Mar-2011): Gates warnt vor „überstürztem Rückzug“ FAZ (12-Mar-2011): Karsai fordert Ende der Nato-Einsätze Washington Post (15-Mar-2011): Poll: Nearly two-thirds of Americans say Afghan war isn’t worth fighting NYT (31-Mar-2011): Losses in Pakistani Haven Strain Afghan Taliban Februar Center for Strategic and International Studies (22-Feb-2011): Afghanistan and the Uncertain Metrics of Progress: Part One: The US Failures That Shaped Today's War Rolling Stone (23-Feb-2011): Another Runaway General: Army Deploys Psy-Ops on U.S. Senators NYT (24-Feb-2011): U.S. Pulling Back in Afghan Valley It Called Vital to War Januar Washington Post (2-Jan-2011): With Air Force's Gorgon Drone 'we can see everything' Washington Post (4-Jan-2011): A stranger's wars The Telegraph (6-Jan-2011): Nato victory in Afghanistan requires political will NYT (7-Jan-2011): In Wider War in Afghanistan, Survival Rate of Wounded Rises NYT (19-Jan-2011): Karzai Postpones Seating Parliament, Deepening Afghan Crisis The Diplomat (20-Jan-2011): It Just Got Worse in Afghanistan Spiegel Online (27-Jan-2011): Merkels sinnloser Krieg Spiegel Online (28-Jan-2011): Kampf um die Deadline FAZ (28-Jan-2011): Safran in Afghanistan: Das teuerste Gewürz der Welt FAZ (28-Jan-2011): Debatte über Afghanistan-Einsatz: Lagebilder von der Heimatfront Spiegel Online (28-Jan-2011): Steinigungsvideo demonstriert Macht der Taliban NYT (30-Jan-2011): Losses at Afghan Bank Could Be $900 Million Washington Post: Mubarak fires Cabinet [Video] Dezember NYT (2-Dez-2010): Cables Depict Afghan Graft, Starting at Top NYT (2-Dez-2010): Cables Offer Shifting Portrait of Karzai The Washington Post (3-Dez-2010): Leaked Afghan cables show U.S. frustration with leader NYT (11-Dez-2010): Violence Flares Anew in Southern Afghanistan The Washington Post (12-Dez-2010): Nawa turns into proving ground for U.S. strategy in Afghan war NYT (14-Dez-2010): Intelligence Reports Offer Dim View of Afghan War NYT (15-Dez-2010): NATO Push Deals Taliban a Setback in Kandahar Washington Post (15-Dez-2010): Could there be a Tet Offensive in Afghanistan? Cato@Liberty (16-Dez-2010): Obama’s Afghanistan War Plan NYT (16-Dez-2010): Obama Cites Afghan Gains as Report Says Exit Is on Track Real Clear Politics (16-Dez-2010): Obama Faces Perilous Political Path On Afghanistan Slate (16-Dez-2010): Glass Almost Empty - The White House report on Afghanistan is very bleak indeed. Washington Post (17-Dez-2010): U.S. struggles to root out militants in Pakistani madrassa Washington Post (17-Dez-2010): In Afghanistan, on track to nowhere NYT (17-Dez-2010): Pakistani Role Is Suspected in Revealing U.S. Spy’s Name NYT (20-Dez-2010): U.S. Military Seeks to Expand Raids in Pakistan Wall Street Journal (20-Dez-2010): Let's Un-Surge in Afghanistan Washington Post (24-Dez-2010): As drone strikes have increased, so have assassinations, Pakistanis say NYT (25-Dez-2010): Taliban Challenge U.S. in Eastern Afghanistan NYT (28-Dez-2010): Insurgents Set Aside Rivalries on Afghan Border NYT (29-Dez-2010): An Election Gone Wrong Fuels Tension in Kabul NYT (29-Dez-2010): Rights Groups Tie Pakistan to Militants’ Disappearances Washington Post (29-Dez-2010): Honing our plan for Afghanistan Real Clear Politics (30-Dez-2010): The Uncertain Variables in Afghanistan Oktober NYT (13-Okt-2010): U.S. Aids Taliban to Attend Talks on Making Peace NYT (14-Okt-2010): U.S. Uses Attacks to Nudge Taliban Toward a Deal The American Spectator (18-Okt-2010): Obama's War The Christian Science Monitor (18-Okt-2010): A game changer for US-Pakistan relations Slate (18-Okt-2010): Real World: Kandahar Real Clear Politics (19-Okt-2010): Rewriting the Playbook in Afghanistan NYT (19-Okt-2010): Taliban Elite, Aided by NATO, Join Talks for Afghan Peace Spiegel (22-Okt-2010): USA drohen Karzai mit Stopp von Millionen-Hilfen September NYT (16-Sep-2010): Once Wary, Obama Now Relies on Petraeus August Spiegel (1-Aug-2010): Weisungen des neuen US-Kommandeurs - Petraeus ruft zur tödlichen Hatz auf Taliban Guardian (2-Aug-2010): Protecting Afghan civilians a priority, Petraeus tells troops Times of India (2-Aug-2010): A Plan B In Afghanistan NYT (4-Aug-2010): Portrait of Pain Ignites Debate Over Afghan War Asia Times (5-Aug-2010): Al-Quaeda meddles while Karachi burns The National (5-Aug-2010): Afghanistan?s end game needs more than Pakistan NYT (6-Aug-2010): U.S. worried by Hamid Karzai's attempt to assert control over corruption probes The New Republic (6-Aug-2010): Losing Faith Washington Post (7-Aug-2010): U.S. base in Kyrgyzstan remains on track despite tensions NYT (8-Aug-2010): Gunmen Kill Medical Aid Workers in Afghanistan NYT (8-Aug-2010): U.S. Victims Identified as Bodies Arrive in Kabul NYT (8-Aug-2010: Early Struggles of Soldier Charged in Leak Case The New Yorker (9-Aug-2010): Leaks Washington Post (11-Aug-2010): U.N. report links spike in Afghan civilian casualties to insurgent attacks NYT (12-Aug-2010): Showcase Afghan Army Mission Turns Into Debacle NYT (12-Aug-2010): Win Wars? Today?s Generals Must Also Politick and Do P.R. Real Clear Politics (13-Aug-2010): Petraeus hedges on July 2011 Afghan pullback goal Washington Post (14-Aug-2010): Afghans blame civilian deaths on U.S. despite spike from insurgent violence NYT (15-Aug-2010): Petraeus Opposes a Rapid Pullout in Afghanistan NYT (16-Aug-2010): In Bold Display, Taliban Order Stoning Deaths Washington Post (16-Aug-2010): Gen. David Petraeus says Afghanistan war strategy 'fundamentally sound' NYT (22-Aug-2010): Pakistanis Tell of Motive in Taliban Leader?s Arrest Washington Post (23-Aug-2010): Facing Afghan mistrust, al-Qaeda fighters take limited role in insurgency Washington Post (24-Aug-2010): Afghan officials challenge U.S. on aid contract abuses NYT (25-Aug-2010): Karzai Aide in Corruption Inquiry Is Tied to C.I.A. NYT (28-Aug-2010): Graft-Fighting Prosecutor Fired in Afghanistan NYT (28-Aug-2010): For Obama, Steep Learning Curve as Chief in War Washington Post: CIA making secret payments to members of Karzai administration Juli FAZ (5-Jul-2010): Artikel-Services Im Gespräch: Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg ?Wir müssen weiter mit Verlusten rechnen? Washington Post (9-Jul-2010): Petraeus reviews directive meant to limit Afghan civilian deaths AA (9-Jul-2010): Bundesaußenminister Westerwelle: "Afghanistan braucht eine afghanische Lösung" Washington Post (10-Jul-2010): Gen. Petraeus runs into resistance from Karzai over village defense forces NYT (14-Jul-2010): Afghans to Form Local Forces to Fight Taliban NYT (19-Jul-2010): Petraeus?s Successor Is Known for Impolitic Words NYT (20-Jul-2010): Leaders Renew Vows of Support for Afghanistan Süddeutsche Zeitung (24-Jul-2010): Afghanistan-Konferenz: Glückwunsch, Taliban! NYT (25-Jul-2010): Strategic Plans Spawned Bitter End for a Lonely Outpost NYT (25-Jul-2010): Pakistan Aids Insurgency in Afghanistan, Reports Assert NYT (25-Jul-2010): View Is Bleaker Than Official Portrayal of War in Afghanistan Guardian (25-Jul-2010): Afghanistan war logs: Massive leak of secret files exposes truth of occupation Guardian (25-Jul-2010): Afghanistan war logs: Story behind biggest leak in intelligence history Guardian (25-Jul-2010): Afghanistan war logs: White House attacks Pakistan over Taliban aid Guardian (25-Jul-2010): Afghanistan war logs: Task Force 373 ? special forces hunting top Taliban Guardian (25-Jul-2010): Afghanistan war logs: our selection of significant incidents Guardian (26-Jul-2010): Afghanistan war logs - As It Happened Spiegel Online (26-Jul-2010): US Elite Unit Could Create Political Fallout for Berlin UFPPC (28-Jul-2010): Der Spiegel presents Afghan war documents with aggressive indignation WSJ (29-Jul-2010): The CIA Solution for Afghanistan USA Today (29-Jul-2010): Vice President Biden says Afghan policy still developing Time (29-Jul-2010): Afghan Women and the Return of the Taliban The Week (29-Jul-2010): LBJ's pens and Obama's peril NYT (30-Jul-2010): Taliban Exploit Openings in Neglected Province CBS News (30-Jul-2010): July is Deadliest Month for U.S. in Afghanistan Independent (30-Jul-2010): Patrick Cockburn: 'We need to talk to the Taliban' NYT (31-Jul-2010): Targeted Killing is New U.S. Focus in Afghanistan Juni NYT (13-Jun-2010): Taking Stock in Afghanistan NYT (13-Jun-2010): U.S. Identifies Vast Mineral Riches in Afghanistan NYT (14-Jun-2010): Setback Clouds U.S. Plans to Get Out of Afghanistan Washington Post (14-Jun-2010): A Surge of Problems in Afghanistan Daily Beast (16-Juni-2010): With no end in sight in Afghanistan, Leslie H. Gelb lays out the risks ahead?and the president's options Real Clear Politics (16-Jun-2010): Afghan War Becoming a Bloody Farce Washington Post (17-Jun-2010): The Afghan Roller Coaster Time (17-Jun-2010): Barack Obama's Big Fat Afghan Dilemma Real Clear Politics (18-Jun-2010): Don't Stop Special Ops: Karzai Sides with Taliban--Again Washington Post (19-Jun-2010): Pakistan, Afghanistan begin talks about dealing with insurgents NYT (24-Jun-2010): Pakistan Is Said to Pursue Foothold in Afghanistan Christian Science Monitor (25-Jun-2010): Beyond the McChrystal, Petraeus drama: a counterinsurgency reality check NYT (26-Jun-2010): Overture to Taliban Jolts Afghan Minorities NYT (27-Jun-2010): Pakistan?s Plan on Afghan Peace Leaves U.S. Wary Washington Post (29-Jun-2010): What would reconciliation look like for the U.S. and Taliban? Real Clear Politics (29-Jun-2010): Dying for a PR Win in Afghanistan Christian Science Monitor (30-Jun-2010): Why US soldiers in Afghanistan are so frustrated Mai NYT (12-Mai-2010): Afghan's Distrust Threatens U.S. War Strategy NYT (13-Mai-2010): Leaders Put Different Face on Afghan Drive Slate (14-5-2010): How are Things Going in Afghanistan? A Pentagon Report Says: Not Well NYT (15-Mai-2010): British Diplomat Takes Key Afghan Role NYT (15-Mai-2010): U.S. is Still Using Private Spy Ring, Despite Doubts Washington Post (16-5-2010): War of Persuasion: The Modern U.S. Officer ermerges in Afghanistan April NYT (23-Apr-2010): NATO Backs Plan to Give Command to Afghans NYT (25-Apr-2010): Elite U.S. Units Step Up Effort in Afghan City Before Attack Februar Washington Post (26-Feb-2009): Henry A. Kissinger: A Strategy For Afghanistan Andere Schauplätze Washington Post (24-Aug-2010): CIA sees increased threat from al-Qaeda in Yemen WSJ (25-Aug-2010): U.S. Weighs Expanded Strikes in Yemen Salon (25-Aug-2010): An exciting new Muslim country to drone attack NYT (28-Aug-2010): Upstarts Chip Away at Power of Pakistani Elite Dokumente und Analysen Congressional Research Service (21-Feb-2011): The Department of Defense’s Use of Private Security Contractors in Afghanistan and Iraq: Background, Analysis, and Options for Congress Sicherheit und Frieden (Apr-2010): Aufstandsbekämpfung + Staatsaufbau = Stabilisierung? Lehren aus Afghanistan. The White House (16-Dez-2010): Overview of the Afghanistan and Pakistan Annual Review Bundesregierung (13-Dez-2010): Fortschrittsbericht Afghanistan zur Unterrichtung des Deutschen Bundestags Real Clear Politics (16-Dez-2010): White House Press Briefing on Afghanistan UNAMA (10-Aug-2010): Afghan civilian casualties rise 31 per cent in first six months of 2010 Gallup (3-Aug-2010): In U.S., New High of 43% Call Afghanistan War a "Mistake" Afghanistan Casualties: Military Forces and Civilians COMISAF (1-Aug-2010): Counterinsurgency Guidance FP (10-Aug-2009): Why the Taliban Are Winning -- for Now: The last few yearshave been a strategic fiasco, but this war is still winnable. Here's how. Bericht an den US-Kongress (22-Jun-2010): Warlord, Inc.: Extortion and Corruption Along the U.S. Supply Chain in Afghanistan Bevölkerungsumfrage Deutschland: Meinung zur Sicherheits- und Verteidigungspolitik Center for New American Security (2010): Leverage: Designing a Political Campaign for Afghanistan (by Andrew Exum) Congressional Research Service (2009): NATO in Afghanistan: A Test for the Transatlantic Alliance (by Morelli/Belkin) Hippler (2009): Afghanistan: Kurskorrektur oder Rückzug? International Crisis Group (2010): A Force in Fragments: Reconstituting the Afghan National Army Kempin/Kreuder-Sonnen (2010): Gendarmerieeinheiten in internationalen Stabilisierungsmissionen: Eine Option für Deutschland? NATO (17-5-2010): Vorschläge der Expertengruppe für das neue Strategische Konzept Petraeus (15-Jun-2010): Aussage vor dem Senat Reflections on a Survey of the Afghan People SWP (Jun-2010): Statebuilding in der Legitimitätskrise: Alternativen sind gefragt Ressourcen Afghanistan-Portal der Bundesregierung Afghanistan Conflict Monitor Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung: Afghanistan Das Auswärtige Amt zu Afghanistan GIGA Bibliografie: Führt Deutschland Krieg in Afghanistan? Human Security Report Project: Conflict Monitors Militärgeschichtliches Forschungsamt: Daten und Fakten zu Afghanistan The September 11th Sourcebooks. Volume VII: The Taliban File The September 11th Sourcebooks. Volume II: Lessons from the Last War Wikileaks: Afghan War Diary, 2004-2010 Wikipedia: Afghan War Diary
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