Caroline Wadhams

Director for South Asia Security Studies, Center for American Progress,

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Director for South Asia Security Studies at the Center for American Progress

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After the much-awaited  White House review , President Obama said today that  gains in Afghanistan  are "fragile" but real.  He still hopes to begin a so-called "conditions-based"…

President Obama Claims Progress in Afghanistan

After the much-awaited White House review , President Obama said today that gains in Afghanistan are "fragile" but real.  He still hopes to begin a so-called "conditions-based"…

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Having sent 30,000 more troops to Afghanistan,  President Obama conceded  today that progress is "fragile."

President Obama Claims Progress in Afghanistan

Having sent 30,000 more troops to Afghanistan, President Obama conceded today that progress is "fragile."

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