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Transatlantic policy on Afghanistan and Pakistan in Obama year one: Missed opportunities
24/02/2010 By Brian Katulis
In this policy brief, Brian Katulis analyses US-European coopeation regarding Afghanistan and Pakistan ('AfPak') during the first year of Obama's term in office. Although transatlantic policy on Afghanistan was increasingly coordinated, there is still considerable room for improvement in cooperation efforts concerning the complicated security challenge of Pakistan.
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Bio author: Brian Katulis
Brian Katulis is Senior Fellow at the Center for American Progress.
