Information and commentary on the US-led intervention in Afghanistan.
The intervention started in October 2001.
Up-to-date news can be found in Afghanistan Civil War: News and Media and War on Terrorism: News and Media.
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Commentary on the media politics of the American and British military. The Observer, UK.
The peculiar features of the Afghan campaign are evaluated for future struggles by Jonathan Marcus, BBC defence correspondent.
Rory McCarthy reports on mounting anger of Afghan citizens at the US military presence. The Guardian, UK.
Coverage of the war in Afghanistan has played down the civilian deaths and 4 million refugees, to make audiences believe in a straightforward moral narrative, says the Guardian.
Richard Norton-Taylor discusses the ongoing bombing in Afghanistan. The Guardian, UK.
Madeleine Bunting discusses the effects of the western intervention on the life of Afghans and on terrorism. The Guardian, UK.
Jason Burke reports on the daily life at Bagram Air Base. The Observer, UK.
In the Christian Science Monitor, Edward Girardet finds US attacks on Afghanistan counterproductive and argues for a peace settlement and massive reconstruction.
(October 22, 2001)
Richard Norton-Taylor discusses the ongoing bombing in Afghanistan. The Guardian, UK.
Coverage of the war in Afghanistan has played down the civilian deaths and 4 million refugees, to make audiences believe in a straightforward moral narrative, says the Guardian.
Rory McCarthy reports on mounting anger of Afghan citizens at the US military presence. The Guardian, UK.
Jason Burke reports on the daily life at Bagram Air Base. The Observer, UK.
Commentary on the media politics of the American and British military. The Observer, UK.
Madeleine Bunting discusses the effects of the western intervention on the life of Afghans and on terrorism. The Guardian, UK.
The peculiar features of the Afghan campaign are evaluated for future struggles by Jonathan Marcus, BBC defence correspondent.
In the Christian Science Monitor, Edward Girardet finds US attacks on Afghanistan counterproductive and argues for a peace settlement and massive reconstruction.
(October 22, 2001)
