Why didn't the U.S. rebuke Russia for its Taliban bounty deal? Four things to know. July 1, 2020. Washington Post Monkey Cage. (Available here)
Where is Aymen al-Zawahiri?. June 20, 2020. (Available here)
With two American soldiers dead in Iraq, how will the U.S. respond? March 12, 2020. Washington Post Monkey Cage. With Ramzy Mardini. (Available here)
The US may be close to a peace deal in Afghanistan. Here are 3 big takeaways. February 20, 2020. Washington Post Monkey Cage. (Available here)
What we learned from the Afghanistan Papers. December 11, 2019. Washington Post Monkey Cage. (One of four panelists, available here)
Al-Qaeda's Continuing Challenge To The United States. September 8th, 2019. Lawfare. (Available here)
The International Politics Of The Kashmir Crisis: Drivers, Reactions, and Future. September 3, 2019. H-Diplo/ISSF. (Available Here)
Here's How India's Decision To Cut Kashmir's Autonomy Will Affect South Asia - And The World. August 9, 2019. Washington Post Monkey Cage. (Available here)
Is Hamza Bin Laden Dead? When and Where Did He Die? What Does It Mean For Al-Qaida?. August 3, 2019. (Available here)
Pakistan's Leader Imran Khan Meets President Trump This Week. Here's What To Expect. July 22, 2019. Washington Post Monkey Cage. (Available here)
Why India and Pakistan Are Fighting Again -- And The Risks That Remain. Washington Post Monkey Cage. March 7, 2019. (Available here)
The Kashmir Attack Could Prompt a Crisis in South Asia. Here' Why. Washington Post Monkey Cage. February 19, 2019. (Available here)
U.S. Troop Drawdown in Afghanistan Raises Big Questions. Washington Post Monkey Cage. December 23, 2018. (Available here)
The U.S. Drone War in Pakistan Revisited. Lawfare. November 11, 2018. (Available here)
What Just Happened in Pakistan’s Election? And What Happens Next?. Washington Post Monkey Cage. July 26, 2018. (Available here)
Afghanistan’s Road to Peace Won’t Be An Easy One. Washington Post Monkey Cage. March 30, 2018. (Available here)
Will U.S. Threats to Pakistan Help Crack Down on Terrorism? Not really. Washington Post Monkey Cage. August 29, 2017. (Available here)
Where is Aymen al-Zawahiri?. June 20, 2020. (Available here)
With two American soldiers dead in Iraq, how will the U.S. respond? March 12, 2020. Washington Post Monkey Cage. With Ramzy Mardini. (Available here)
The US may be close to a peace deal in Afghanistan. Here are 3 big takeaways. February 20, 2020. Washington Post Monkey Cage. (Available here)
What we learned from the Afghanistan Papers. December 11, 2019. Washington Post Monkey Cage. (One of four panelists, available here)
Al-Qaeda's Continuing Challenge To The United States. September 8th, 2019. Lawfare. (Available here)
The International Politics Of The Kashmir Crisis: Drivers, Reactions, and Future. September 3, 2019. H-Diplo/ISSF. (Available Here)
Here's How India's Decision To Cut Kashmir's Autonomy Will Affect South Asia - And The World. August 9, 2019. Washington Post Monkey Cage. (Available here)
Is Hamza Bin Laden Dead? When and Where Did He Die? What Does It Mean For Al-Qaida?. August 3, 2019. (Available here)
Pakistan's Leader Imran Khan Meets President Trump This Week. Here's What To Expect. July 22, 2019. Washington Post Monkey Cage. (Available here)
Why India and Pakistan Are Fighting Again -- And The Risks That Remain. Washington Post Monkey Cage. March 7, 2019. (Available here)
The Kashmir Attack Could Prompt a Crisis in South Asia. Here' Why. Washington Post Monkey Cage. February 19, 2019. (Available here)
U.S. Troop Drawdown in Afghanistan Raises Big Questions. Washington Post Monkey Cage. December 23, 2018. (Available here)
The U.S. Drone War in Pakistan Revisited. Lawfare. November 11, 2018. (Available here)
What Just Happened in Pakistan’s Election? And What Happens Next?. Washington Post Monkey Cage. July 26, 2018. (Available here)
Afghanistan’s Road to Peace Won’t Be An Easy One. Washington Post Monkey Cage. March 30, 2018. (Available here)
Will U.S. Threats to Pakistan Help Crack Down on Terrorism? Not really. Washington Post Monkey Cage. August 29, 2017. (Available here)