WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Troop levels will be key to U.S. President Barack Obama's Afghanistan strategy roll-out next week, but he is also expected to trace the outlines of an endgame, including benchmarks for the weak Afghan government. Full Article

On Afghanistan, will President Obama go the way of Goldilocks and take the middle road, or will there be a surprise? Full Article | Comments [18]

Reuters Television Reporter Deborah Gembera recently returned from a six-week stint in Afghanistan. In this blog she describes her experience going out on a night mission with the 1-501st Infantry Battalion in eastern Afghanistan. Full Article | Comments [15]

Richard Holbrooke insists there are no hard feelings with Afghan President Hamid Karzai Full Article
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