As long as the Afghan people and their government want the United States as a partner, we do not intend to leave Afghanistan.
The ball is in his court, but he and the Afghan people should understand that if we fail to reach an agreement, it will not be for lack of t...
Most Afghans want us to stay, and we have promised to stay.
Karzai is the most frustrating world leader we have probably dealt with in a long time.
We must convince the Afghan people that having credible and fair elections on April 5, 2014, is our No. 1 priority in Afghanistan.
President Karzai's role in this transition is central. Many critical things have been said about him. I worked with him closely when I was i...
The United States has an opportunity with the new Pakistani Government to find ways in which Pakistan's legitimate security concerns can be ...
Thank you, Senator Menendez and all the committee members for your continued engagement and interest, and for giving me the opportunity to p...
While credible elections are clearly crucial to achieving stability in Afghanistan, there are serious questions as to whether the 2014 elect...
A more effective government that is able to administer prompt justice even-handedly and increasingly deliver basic services to Afghans would...
I really think only such a change in our political approach can offer a way to conclude military involvement in Afghanistan without leaving ...