Can Afghans Meet Karzai's Security Goal?
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Channel: PBS NewsHour · 2010 · News & Politics
Afghanistan President Haman Karzai addressed dozens of nations and organizations, calling for Afghans to take charge of their own security by 2014. For analysis, Jim Lehrer talks to James Dobbins, a veteran State Department official who was special envoy to Afghanistan in the early Bush years, and Nazif Shahrani, an Afghan-American and professor of anthropology at Indiana University.
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