Afghanistan


Afghanistan expert and Asia Society Associate Fellow Thomas Gouttierre says non-military job creation is key to a successful exit for the U.S. military in Afghanistan.
A cold winter morning in Kandahar, Afghanistan on February 3, 2012.
The U.S. president calls his country a "Pacific Power" — we highlight the portions of his speech related to Asia.
What do we really know about Afghanistan? Here are this year's multimedia pieces that have gone beyond images of war to tell the story of the Afghan people.
Asia Society Senior Advisor Hassan Abbas examines the misconceptions surrounding the Muslim observance of Ashura and why terrorists and extremists like al-Qaeda and the Taliban often attack Ashura-related gatherings.
Asia Society's latest Young Leaders Initiative made recommendations at the International Conference in Bonn, attended by Hillary Clinton, the UN's Ban Ki-moon and Germany's Angela Merkel.
U.S. Army Sgt. Barry Dilley from the Oklahoma National Guard, walks down a path at a combat outpost in Afghanistan on November 28, 2011.
A distinguished panel of journalists and historians assess the outsized legacy of the career diplomat and Asia Society's former Chairman.
The late Asia Society Chairman and veteran U.S. diplomat's career is assessed by his ex-wife, journalists and a historian.
The 2011 survey found more people satisfied with education, water and health provision than before.