Country risk assessment: Afghanistan

Article Abstract:

The developed Coalition presence in Afghanistan have forced criminal and terrorist groups to adjust their tactics to ensure the security of core group members, while simultaneously finding innovative ways to engage in actions that support their main goals. The threats to civilian and military personnel and infrastructure in Afghanistan are examined.

Armed Forces, Analysis, Tactics, Military tactics, Strategic aspects

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Choosing sides: Afghan-Pakistani cross-border tensions rise

Article Abstract:

Afghanistan and Pakistan's relationship remains strained ever since the British drew up the Afghan-Pakistani demarcation line through Pashtun tribal islands in the 19th century.

Pakistan, Afghan foreign relations, Pakistani foreign relations

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Command and control

Article Abstract:

The ongoing operations in Afghanistan and the problems faced by the International Security Assistance Force in executing them are presented.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Security, International, International security, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Howes, Buster

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