Ron Moreau is Newsweek’s Afghanistan and Pakistan correspondent, and has been covering the region for the magazine for the past 10 years. Since he first joined Newsweek during the Vietnam War, he has reported extensively from Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America.
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A Moderate Defies the Taliban
Agha Jan Motasim urged moderation—and was nearly killed.... MORE
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Afghans React to L.A. Times Photos
No riots yet over pictures of U.S.... MORE
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The Taliban’s New Dirty Dozen
An updated list of Afghan and Pakistani insurgent leaders to watch. MORE
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EXCLUSIVE: Inside the Kabul Attacks
Coordinated insurgent assaults were in the works for months, leaders say.... MORE
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U.S.-Pakistan: At Long Last, a Thaw
Islamabad finally clears the way to reopen NATO’s main Afghan supply route—and Washington hopes for... MORE
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U.S. Hands Over Night Raids
U.S. forces’ pre-dawn raids in Afghanistan will now be carried out by Afghan soldiers. MORE
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Can This Marriage Be Saved?
Bin Laden’s widow’s testimony raises troubling questions – but the relationship had already hit a... MORE
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EXCLUSIVE: Taliban Splits Deepen
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Karzai and Taliban Slam U.S.
The Afghan president says he wants America restricted to its bases. The Taliban break off talks.... MORE
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Afghan Murders: the Fallout Begins
While villagers mourn their dead, Parliament demands that a U.S.... MORE
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US Soldier Murders Afghans
The killings add to the strain on the Afghan-American relationship, report Ron Moreau and Sami... MORE
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Taliban in Turmoil Over 'Omar' Letter
Afghan insurgents denounce 'fake' call for restraint during peace talks.... MORE
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Afghanistan: Up in Flames
The Quran burnings have provoked violent unrest, a suicide bombing, and outright murders.... MORE
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Can the Taliban Hold Together?
EXCLUSIVE: Afghan insurgent leaders struggle to keep their men aboard for negotiations with the U.S.... MORE
