Afghanistan War

UC Logo Angers Students, Even Though Vintage Symbol To Remain

Students at University of California campuses are outraged. There's war in Afghanistan. The Occupy nation is trying to prevent big banks, many of which were bailed out by taxpayers, from foreclosing on American homes. And student fees and tuition have just about tripled in the last 10 years. But w ... More >>

Marijuana For Trauma-Stricken Soldiers Returning From Iraq? One Proposal Wants to Study Effects of Weed on PTSD Victims

MAPS​Should soldiers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan get treated for post-traumatic stress disorder with ... weed? A proposal to study whether or not marijuana can help vets cope with PTSD is gaining steam. The New York Times took a look at the idea from the California-based Multidiscipli ... More >>

Connecting Field to Field: Food and Farming Veteran Career Fair

​Veterans returning home face many problems of transition, and in this economy, just finding a job can be one of them. According to PR Newswire, currently more than 250,000 U.S. veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are unemployed, and the rate of unemployment for veterans ages 18 to 24 ... More >>

Ariana Delawari’s Afghanistan Dream

A political expat teams with David Lynch to create an ethereal gem

Annenberg's Showcase for Pictures of the Year International

Photojournalism at Its Best

Afghan Star: Kabul Meets American Idol

British Director Havana Marking's Feature Doc on Singing for Fame in a Wartorn Country

Military Intellect

Military Mights

View From a Grain of Sand

The Raging Bull

Al-Jazeera reporter who interviewed bin Laden runs into trouble in Spain

Pardon U.S.

Interview With a Warlord

A deposed legend tells his side of the story

Northeast of Kandahar

10 days in Afghanistan

On the Margins of the Middle East

The non-persons of Osama and Crimson Gold

Is the President a Pathological Liar?

Bush’s unhealthy relationship with reality

Afghanistan Revisited

The Weekly’s Ben Ehrenreich reports from Kabul

Ban the Sun

The strange case of two Afghanistan editors and their now-closed critical paper

Torture-Lite

The Back Story

Questions for my government

The Eyes of Perpetual War

James Nachtwey has spent a lifetime on the frontlines of the world’s worst calamities. Here, the photojournalist talks about the burden of documenting war, famine, poverty and human-rights abuses.

A Year Later

Only fear and loathing remain

Edging Toward War

Dealing with nuclear fears and rumors of 20 U.S. troops being held hostage

War Games

The Hunt for Daniel Pearl

A letter from Pakistan

All My Sons

Six Blind Women and the Elephant

Who knows for sure what Islam has to say about women?

The Last Stand

A Letter from Pakistan

Caught Looking

New Iranian films, Old World dilemmas

Cycle of Death

A letter from Pakistan

Who’s Bin Smokin’ What?

Their blowback . . . and ours

Where to Now?

Coming battles in the War on Terror

Osama in Pakistan

What an all-out search could mean for my country

The Bright Quilt

My hopes for Afghanistan

Out of the Frying Pan

After the Taliban, will Afghanistan’s women really be free?

Times of War

A Letter From Pakistan

Kabul’s gain is Pakistan’s loss

Al-Jazeera All the Time

The Back Story

Reading list: Week 8

Loose Cannons

War and Power

Is Osama bin Laden a terrorist or soldier, and does it matter?

Rambo Diplomacy

As Afghanistan Turns

The soap opera everyone tunes in

High on Infinity

George Bush’s mighty campaign for a place in history

An Afghanistan Picture Show

Overnight Sage

Last week, Mir Tamim Ansary sent out an e-mail. Now he’s a sought-after expert