afghanistan
-
The Socialist Program
The Real Story: When U.S. Empire Waged War vs. Socialism in Afghanistan: 1978-1990s
The United States has been intervening in Afghanistan since 1979. Trump and now Biden promise to end U.S. involvement in…
Read More » -
Analysis
Staying or going? Biden’s Afghanistan policy
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken wrapped up a two-day visit to NATO headquarters in Brussels yesterday, recommitting the United…
Read More » -
The Socialist Program
In the News: the role of slave labor in American capitalism before and after the Civil War
This interview is an episode of The Socialist Program with Brian Becker, a podcast providing news and views about the…
Read More » -
Analysis
Will Biden scrap Afghanistan withdrawal?
To the extent that the administration is still considering following through on the withdrawal, it is an expression of the…
Read More » -
Analysis
After 19 years of US occupation, Taliban-Afghan government talks underway
Direct negotiations between representatives of the government of Afghanistan and the Taliban began today in Qatar with the goal of…
Read More » -
Analysis
The Afghanistan Papers: Corporate media an accomplice in endless war
"People should be outraged and demanding a full withdrawal"
Read More » -
Analysis
Los Documentos de Afganistán: cómo los EE. UU. Intentaron establecer un régimen títere estable y fracasaron
La duplicidad, la incompetencia, la miopía, la falta de aceptación, el robo de dinero en todos los niveles y mucho…
Read More » -
Analysis
The Afghanistan Papers: How the U.S. tried (and failed) to set up a stable puppet regime
Duplicity, incompetence, short-sightedness, lack of buy-in, skimming money at every level and so much more is how the United States…
Read More » -
Analysis
Papeles de Afganistán: Oficiales de EE.UU. actuaron como jefes coloniales
Las Partes I y II del reporte revelan la tremenda disfunción, falta de estrategia coherente y, sobre todo, arrogancia de…
Read More » -
act
Trump announces Afghanistan war escalation
Our first step must be to end the war immediately, without a care for defining “victory.”
Read More »