Harlan Ullman

Atlantic Council

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Senior Advisor to the Atlantic Council and distinguished senior fellow at the National Defense University; Senior Associate (non-resident) at the Center for Strategic and International Studies and columnist for the Washington Times; author of America's Promise Restored: Preventing Culture, Crusade and Partisanship from Wrecking the Nation and Unfinished Business: Afghanistan, the Middle East and Beyond - Defusing the Dangers that Threaten America's Security

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A suicide bomber set off explosives concealed in his turban today in one of Kandahar's largest mosques.

Assassination in Afghanistan Creates a Void

A suicide bomber set off explosives concealed in his turban today in one of Kandahar's largest mosques.

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A suicide bomber set off explosives concealed in his turban today in one of Kandahar's largest mosques.

Assassination and Power Politics in Afghanistan

A suicide bomber set off explosives concealed in his turban today in one of Kandahar's largest mosques.

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After the much-awaited White House review , President Obama said today that gains in Afghanistan are "fragile" but real.  He still hopes to begin a so-called "conditions-based"…

President Obama Claims Progress in Afghanistan

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