Afghanistan: Who Is To Blame?

The turmoil in Afghanistan is getting worse with each passing day. Terrorists control many parts of the country. As a result, the Afghani people live in constant fear. In efforts to assist this struggling nation, the US and NATO have tried to strengthen the Afghani national forces. Unfortunately, very little real progress has been made toward securing a solid Afghani government.

This paper analyzes two editorials that discuss the current situation in Afghanistan, and who is to blame for the current disarray in the country. One editorial is from a liberal publication (The New York Times), while the other is from a conservative publication (the Washington Times).
Both editorials provide valuable arguments, but neither is effective enough to persuade someone to change their mind about the situation by reading one or the other.

The New York Times’ editorial (“Unfinished Business in Afghanistan” published on June 20, 2008), attempts to......

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Title: Afghanistan: Who Is To Blame? (Editorial Analysis)
Approximate Word Count: 998
Approximate Pages: 4 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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