The Hard Lessons Learned from Afghanistan
By EARL ANTHONY WAYNE, former U.S. deputy ambassador to Afghanistan
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Five Things to Know about the Taliban
By EARL ANTHONY WAYNE, former U.S. deputy ambassador to Afghanistan
Read moreThe US Can Still Save Afghanistan
Five former envoys warn what could happen under Taliban rule
Read moreGhani’s Crucial Visit to Washington
By EARL ANTHONY WAYNE
Read moreAn Urgent Appeal for Continued Assistance to Afghanistan
By EARL ANTHONY WAYNE, former career diplomat and senior adviser for the Project on Prosperity and Development, with JAMES SCHWEMLEIN and HANNAH DAVIN (The following article was written for the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington and is being republished in Pulse News Mexico with express prior permission.) U.S. President Joe Biden and his team have said that
Read moreFormer US Diplomats, Military Call for Support of Afghan Allies
By THÉRÈSE MARGOLIS A group of 95 former senior U.S. diplomats and military officers presented letters to leading members of President Joe Biden’s cabinet on Monday, May 10, calling for the administration to do more to provide visas to Afghans who worked with U.S. forces during the United States’ longest war. The letters were addressed to U.S. Secretary of State
Read moreWhat Now to Avoid Disaster in Afghanistan?
Five former U.S. ambassadors offer advise on what to do next
Read moreUS Must Help Afghans Who Helped It
Two U.S. pundits point out that their country owes Afghans more than a quick goodbye
Read moreThe Way Forward in Afghanistan
Five former envoys outline how Biden can achieve sustainable peace and security
Read moreMexico Most Fatal Country for Journalists in 2020
By KELIN DILLON Though Jan. 4 was National Journalist’s Day in Mexico, there was very little to celebrate for most reporters. At least eight journalists were killed in Mexico during 2020, according to Reporters Without Borders, making it the most deadly country in the world for news reporters. Mexico’s high number of journalist fatalities was followed in number by Iraq,
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