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U.S. Animosity Towards Iran Thwarts Policy in Afghanistan

By Barnett R. Rubin and Sara Batmanglich, MIT Center for International Studies. Posted October 25, 2008.


Using Afghanistan as a base for anti-Iran policies handicaps U.S. efforts in the region.
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Barnett R. Rubin is Director of Studies at the Center for International Cooperation (CIC), New York University. He has written widely on Afghanistan and the region, was an advisor to Ambassador Brahimi during the Bonn conference, and consulted on the writing of Afghanistan's constitution. Sara Batmanglich is a program officer at CIC.

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