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The U.S. Institute of Peace’s blog, The Olive Branch, offers insight on our work in the world’s hottest conflict zones and highlights critical, timely issues from our in-depth publications. From written commentary to observations from the field to videos and photo essays, The Olive Branch delivers succinct examinations of some the most complex and pressing peace and security challenges. These posts represent the views of the authors and not those of USIP.

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USIP's Omar Samad on Taliban Cancelling Talks, Karzai's Request on Troops

USIP's Omar Samad on Taliban Cancelling Talks, Karzai's Request on Troops

Thursday, March 15, 2012

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The Taliban announced today that it would cancel reconciliation talks and close its office in Qatar as a result of widespread anger over the killing of 16 Afghan civilians at the hands of an American service member.

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What Chic Homes in Kabul Say About Corruption and Governance

What Chic Homes in Kabul Say About Corruption and Governance

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

Each day, the daily commute to USIP's office in the Wazir Akbar Khan neighborhood of Kabul is punctuated with an unseemly five-minute passage through one of the most horrible sections of the city.

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