Ann Marlowe is a visiting fellow at the Hudson Institute who blogs for World Affairs. She visits Afghanistan frequently.
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Libya’s Hidden Minority
Ann Marlowe reports on an ancient culture that is beginning to quietly reclaim its voice—and... MORE
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Obama’s Misplaced Triumphalism
Announcing the Afghan drawdown was a concession of defeat, but you’d never know it from Obama’s... MORE
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End The War in Afghanistan
A new Senate report questions the results of the nearly $19 billion spent in aid to Afghanistan. MORE
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Bin Laden's Death Heightens Tensions in Kabul
There were no celebrations in the Afghan capital on the news of bin Laden's killing.... MORE
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The Face of Libya's Revolution
It’s not a freedom fighter atop a tank but a young bohemian woman in Benghazi reviving a carnival... MORE
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Afghan Women's Uncertain Future
During yesterday's Afghanistan visit, Obama talked of progress.... MORE
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The Afghan Tea Party
As Afghan President Karzai and Obama agree to a NATO handover in 2014, Ann Marlowe, in Afghanistan,... MORE
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An Afghan 'Revolution' in the Making?
Speaking in Kabul with three leading figures of the opposition, Ann Marlowe reports on the anger of... MORE
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The Republican Fight Over Afghanistan
As Hillary Clinton heads to Kabul for an international conference on security, a civil war has... MORE
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Alchemy in Afghanistan
Let's not be blinded by $1 trillion worth of "new" minerals.... MORE
