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NATO Review asked four experts in different parts of international affairs how they see 2013 panning out. Here we publish their answers, ranging from predictions for the Middle East to Asia.
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Nelofer Pazira has seen the many faces of Afghanistan. And while there has been progress, she feels that the country is yet to escape its cycle of suffering. Here she charts her experiences and impressions, from living there in the turbulent 1980s to visiting today’s Afghanistan.
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David S. Yost explores how NATO could further combine its strengths with those of other international organizations.
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A photo account of a trip to Mazar-e-Sharif, northern Afghanistan by Danish international correspondent Ole Damkjær and photographer Claus Larsen.
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General David Richards reflects on his time as commander of the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan.
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General James L. Jones, Supreme Allied Commander, Europe
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Hikmet Çetin is NATO’s Senior Civilian Representative in Afghanistan and as such is the political face of the Alliance on the ground. He was appointed in November 2003 and has been based in Kabul since January 2004.
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Mihai Carp assesses the challenges of and prospects for NATO's Afghan operation as the Alliance expands its presence in Afghanistan.
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Diego A. Ruiz Palmer examines the impact of NATO's engagement in Afghanistan on the Alliance's wider transformation
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General Jean-Louis Py has been Commander of the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) since the deployment of the Eurocorps in Afghanistan in August 2004.
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Hikmet Çetin analyses the evolution of NATO's engagement in Afghanistan and the importance of elections to the country's future.
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Lieutenant-General Rick Hillier examines the challenges facing both Afghanistan and NATO in the run-up to elections.
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General Götz Gliemeroth is the first NATO officer to command an Alliance-led operation beyond the Euro-Atlantic area. He has been in Kabul, Afghanistan, since NATO took responsibility for the International Security Assistance Force in August 2003.
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Osman Yavuzalp reviews two of the best recent books to appear on Afghanistan and Central Asia.
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Diego A. Ruiz Palmer analyses the significance of NATO's seminal decision to take responsibility for peacekeeping in Afghanistan.
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Winston Churchill (1874 – 1965)
British politician and former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.
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