The Latest - Afghanistan

Afghanistan Latest Broadcasts

10th April 2012 – Syndicated

The John Batchelor Show

Bill Roggio

Special operations forces kill newly appointed IMU leader for Afghanistan and Taliban suicide bombers kill 17 in attacks in south, west. more...

26th March 2012 – Syndicated

The John Batchelor Show

Bill Roggio

Afghan security forces kill 3 ISAF troops in south, east. more...

22nd March 2012 – Syndicated

The John Batchelor Show

Bill Roggio

The Pakistani and Afghan connections of the Toulouse killer. more...

21st March 2012 – American Family Radio

Crane Durham’s Nothing But Truth

Clifford D. May

Russia's involvement in Syria, US and NATO forces in Afghanistan, and Iran's nuclear strategy. more...

19th March 2012 – Podcast

The Brett Winterble Show

Daveed Gartenstein-Ross

The future of the Afghanistan war. more...

16th March 2012 – America's Radio News Network

The Drive Home

Daveed Gartenstein-Ross

The situation in Afghanistan. more...

15th March 2012 – Syndicated

The John Batchelor Show

Bill Roggio

Taliban suspend participation in talks with US. more...

15th March 2012 – Syndicated

The John Batchelor Show

Sebastian Gorka

Backlash from the Koran burning by ISAF forces in Afghanistan and the planned 2014 withdraw. more...

14th March 2012 – Syndicated

The John Batchelor Show

Bill Roggio

US drones kill 2 'good Taliban' commanders in pair of strikes in South Waziristan. more...

13th March 2012 – WDEL - Delaware

Delaware’s Afternoon News with Allan Loudel

Sebastian Gorka

US soldier kills 16 Afghan civilians in rampage. more...

13th March 2012 – 104.1 FM The Truth - Tucson, AZ

The Jon Justice Show

Daveed Gartenstein-Ross

The Panjwai massacre, and its implications for the Afghanistan war. more...

12th March 2012 – Radio America Online News Bureau

Assessing Afghanistan

Daveed Gartenstein-Ross

The strategic impact of the Afghan massacre. more...

2nd March 2012 – America's Radio News Network

Mid-Day Edition

Bill Roggio

Afghan soldier and teacher kill 2 ISAF soldiers in south. more...

22nd February 2012 – Syndicated

The John Batchelor Show

Bill Roggio

Koran burning in NATO error incites Afghans. more...

20th February 2012 – Syndicated

The John Batchelor Show

Bill Roggio

US announces a 'surge' of military trainers to Afghanistan. more...

16th February 2012 – Syndicated

The John Batchelor Show

Bill Roggio

U.S., Afghans in Taliban talks. more...

7th February 2012 – Syndicated

The John Batchelor Show

Bill Roggio

The US and NATO transition from a combat role to a mentor role in Afghanistan. more...

7th February 2012 – Syndicated

The John Batchelor Show

Bill Roggio

U.S. sending commander to repair ties with Pakistan. more...

2nd February 2012 – Syndicated

The John Batchelor Show

Bill Roggio

NATO focuses on timetable for Afghan withdrawal. more...

30th January 2012 – Syndicated

The John Batchelor Show

Bill Roggio

U.S. drones patrolling its skies provoke outrage in Iraq and ISAF, Afghan forces capture al Qaeda 'facilitator' in east. more...

Experts
Clifford D. May

Clifford D. May

President

Reuel Marc Gerecht

Reuel Marc Gerecht

Senior Fellow

cia, iran, iraq

Daveed Gartenstein-Ross

Daveed Gartenstein-Ross

Director, Center for the Study of Terrorist Radicalization

al-qaeda, energy

Bill Roggio

Bill Roggio

Senior Fellow and Editor of The Long War Journal

Thomas Joscelyn

Thomas Joscelyn

Senior Fellow

Events

20th February 2013 - 12:00 PM

Claudia Rosett Presides at Conversation with Amb Frederick Barton

A Conversation with Ambassador Frederick Barton

Council on Foreign Relations

15th October 2012 - 10:15 PM

Is Al-Qaeda Dead? An Experts Debate

In Collaboration with the New America Foundation

While some counterterrorism analysts and officials say that U.S. military efforts over the past 11 years have resulted in the defeat of al-Qaeda, others argue that the terrorist organization is more durable than that. The successes won by the CIA drone program in Pakistan’s tribal regions and the symbolic killing of Osama bin Laden might be tempered by the growing strength of al-Qaeda's affiliates in countries such as Yemen, Somalia, and Libya. On the other hand, many point out that al-Qaeda has failed to carry out a large-scale terrorist attack in the United States since 9/11.