Recent days have seen two troubling developments in Afghanistan. One is the closing of an opposition newspaper and the arrest of two reporters who criticized some of the country's leadership. In addition, the Taliban have named a new leadership council to coordinate their resistance to the U.S. and the Karzai government. I continue to worry about the situation in that country, which is where you actually find the people who attacked us on September 11 instead of those who might conceivably have attacked us at some point in the future.
Thursday, June 26, 2003
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- Name: Brian Ulrich
- Location: Carlisle, Pennsylvania, United States
I am an Associate Professor in History at Shippensburg University, where I teach courses in Middle Eastern and world history. My two major research areas are the Middle East from the 7th through 10th centuries and the Persian Gulf from ancient times to the present. Nothing on this site represents an official position of Shippensburg University.
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