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New Asia Foundation Afghanistan Survey to Launch in New York on Friday
Can three-quarters of Afghans really be satisfied with their government? Join Asia Society for a launch event for the Asia Foundation's major new survey, "Afghanistan in 2011."
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Riaz Khan on Afghanistan and US-Pakistan Expectations
Pakistan's former Foreign Secretary shares his insights into Pakistan's role in the Afghanistan conflict.
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Riaz Khan: Extremism and Modernity (Complete)
Pakistan's former Foreign Secretary shares his insights into Pakistan's role in the Afghanistan conflict.
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W. Eugene Smith Memorial Fund Grant Ceremony (Complete)
The W. Eugene Smith Memorial Fund awarded its annual grant and fellowship to photographers who are pursuing long-term documentary projects in humanistic photography.
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What Do You Know About Afghanistan?
The average American cannot find Afghanistan on a map, despite a painful decade of war there.
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US Ambassador Marc Grossman on US-Pakistan Relations, Terrorism and Rabbani's Death
U.S. Special Envoy to Pakistan and Afghanistan Marc Grossman discusses America's relations in the region.
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Metzl: Realizing the Mistakes After 9/11
Asia Society Executive Vice President Jamie Metzl says the 10th anniversary of 9/11 is an opportunity for reflection.
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Pakistan-India Relations Moving from 'Bombs' to 'Bombshells'?
Asia Society Bernard Schwartz Fellow Hassan Abbas provides a South Asia update.
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Clinton's Asian Swing Comes at Time of 'Increasing Uncertainty'
The Asia Society's Jamie Metzl and Suzanne DiMaggio on U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's Asian tour.
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Does the Elephant Dance? India's Ad Hoc Foreign Policy Strategy
India's ad hoc approach to foreign policy may work, says David Maloney, author and former Canadian High Commissioner to India.
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