KABUL made in American political campaigns are “not helpful” in setting Afghanistan on the pathway to a future as functioning democratic republic.
Speaking Wednesday at the Atlantic Council in Washington, DC, Roya Rahmani said in answer to several questions, “we want the United States to look at us … as partners over the last 18 years.”
The major change: “now it is not the Americans fighting” the Taliban or the Islamic State in Afghanistan, she said. Rather, the Afghan security forces are in the lead militarily, as . . .
