Bribes Corrode Afghans’ Trust in Government (Published 2009)
KABUL, Afghanistan � When it comes to governing this violent, fractious land, everything, it seems, has its price. Want to be a provincial police chief? It will cost you $100,000. Want to drive a convoy of trucks loaded with fuel across the country? Be prepared to pay $6,000 per truck, so the police will not tip off the Taliban. Need to settle a lawsuit over the ownership of your house? About $25,
Ringed by Foes, Pakistanis Fear the U.S., Too (Published 2008)
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A redrawn map of South Asia has been making the rounds among Pakistani elites. It shows their country truncated, reduced to an elongated sliver of land with the big bulk of India to the east, and an enlarged Afghanistan to the west. That the map was first circulated as a theoretical exercise in some American neoconservative circles matters little here. It has fueled a belief
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Fighting to End a 25-Year War (Published 2011)
Sri Lankan Army Is Pushing for End to 25-Year War Against the Tamil Rebels (Published 2008)
Mumbai Attacks Politicize Long-Isolated Elite (Published 2008)
Line Up and Pick a Dragon: Bhutan Learns to Vote (Published 2007)
An Afghan’s Path From U.S. Ally to Drug Suspect (Published 2007)