Aug 24 Watch U.S. Military Death Toll in Afghan War Reaches New Milestone Since the beginning of the the Afghan War in 2001 up to the current day, there have been 2,000 U.S. servicemen and women who have lost their lives. That number includes both combat deaths as well as military suicides that… Continue watching
Aug 14 Watch Trust Erodes between NATO and Afghan Troops as 'Green on Blue' Attacks Increase Trust Erodes between NATO and Afghan Troops as 'Green on Blue' Attacks Increase… Continue watching
Aug 08 Watch News Wrap: Taliban Bombers Attack NATO, 15 Troops Killed in August So Far News Wrap: Taliban Bombers Attack NATO, 15 Troops Killed in August So Far… Continue watching
Jul 16 Watch News Wrap: Air Force Sex Abuse Trial Begins In other news Monday, a Texas-based U.S. Air Force instructor went on trial, facing charges of rape and sexual assault of female recruits. Also, fighting in Syria's capital, Damascus, intensified as government tanks, troops and helicopters battled rebels in three… Continue watching
Jul 11 Watch With New Pledge of Support to Afghanistan, How Best to Ensure Effective Aid? With New Pledge of Support to Afghanistan, How Best to Ensure Effective Aid?… Continue watching
Jul 11 Watch How Is the U.S. Supporting Afghan Initiatives? How Is the U.S. Supporting Afghan Initiatives?… Continue watching
Jul 11 Watch Building Relationships With Afghan Counterparts Building Relationships With Afghan Counterparts… Continue watching
Jul 11 Watch Was Progress in Afghanistan Measured by Money Spent? Was Progress in Afghanistan Measured by Money Spent?… Continue watching
Jul 09 Watch News Wrap: Taliban Attack Kills Six U.S. Troops in Afghanistan In other news Monday, a roadside bomb in Afghanistan's Wardek province killed six U.S. troops. Also, former U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan said he has negotiated with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad an "approach" to end the violent conflict in that… Continue watching
Jul 03 Watch Pakistan: Ally, Adversary or Conditional Partner? Pakistan has agreed to open key supply routes to Afghanistan after a US apology, but questions linger over the nature of the U.S.-Pakistan relationship. Jeff Brown interviews retired Army Gen. Jack Keane and Vali Nasr, dean of the School of… Continue watching