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Karen Deyoung

Sat. November 21, 2009

practice for 'civilian surge' in Afghanistan

Washington Post
November 21, 2009

(Mckellar Corporation) By Karen Deyoung CAMP ATTERBURY, IND. -- Outside a scruffy, two-story building, armed and flak-jacketed US soldiers stood watch under ...

Politics Today: Mending Relationships in Asia

CBS News
November 13, 2009

Washington Post's Karen Deyoung and Joshua Partlow, "Weak allies limit Obama's options": "As Obama nears a decision, proponents of differing options have ...

Weak allies limit Obama's options

Washington Post
November 12, 2009

In the final stages of its deliberations over a new war strategy, the administration's attention has shifted to the two ...

Bush Seeks China's Aid To Oppose N. Korea

Washington Post
November 10, 2009

Crawford, Tex., Oct. 25 -- President Bush and Chinese President Jiang Zemin pledged today to work together to pressure North ...

Matthew Hoh: US Has Lost Track of Why It is In Afghanistan

Huffington Post (blog)
November 4, 2009

Read more about Matthew Hoh in this fascinating piece by the Washington Post's Karen Deyoung

Clinton has 'productive meeting' with Egypt on Mideast peace process

Washington Post
November 4, 2009

Cairo, Nov. 4 -- After four days of Arab criticism over her efforts to break the impasse in the Mideast peace process, Secretary of State ...

US hope fades for high-level Israeli-Palestinian negotiations

Washington Post
November 3, 2009

By Karen Deyoung

Afghanistan: Obama's First Domino

CBS News
November 2, 2009

According to Greg Jaffe and Karen Deyoung

Arab leaders to confront Clinton over Israeli settlement comments

Washington Post
November 2, 2009

2) By Karen Deyoung

Not worth fighting for

Minneapolis Star Tribune
October 31, 2009

WASHINGTON -- When Matthew Hoh joined the Foreign Service this year, he was exactly the kind of smart civil-military ...

Clinton scolds Pakistanis over inaction against al Qaeda

Austin American-Statesman
October 29, 2009

By Karen Deyoung

According to Matthew Hoh, it is Time to Leave Afghanistan

OpEdNews
October 28, 2009

According to a riveting Washington Post article published Tuesday, October 27, 2009, by Karen Deyoung

Politics Today: Obama Announces New Energy Investment

CBS News
October 27, 2009

Washington Post's Karen Deyoung, "US official resigns over Afghan war": "When Matthew Hoh joined the Foreign Service early this year, he was exactly the ...

official resigns over Afghan war

Washington Post
October 27, 2009

When Matthew Hoh joined the Foreign Service early this year, he was exactly the kind of smart civil-military hybrid the administration was ...

1000 Troops = $1 Billion/Year

Cato @ Liberty
October 26, 2009

There is a useful math lesson buried near the end of Greg Jaffe and Karen Deyoung's widely discussed story on an Afghan war game that the Obama ...

Pentagon Plays War Game for Afghanistan Strategy

CBS News
October 26, 2009

In monday's Washington Post, Pentagon Correspondent Greg Jaffe and Associate Editor Karen Deyoung reported that Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint ...

Is Obama Dithering on Afghanistan?

Washington Post
October 26, 2009

As Greg Jaffe and Karen Deyoung report, "What was intended to be two or three weeks of intensive White House meetings has stretched on for almost a month. ...

The Early Word: The Public Option Rises

New York Times (blog)
October 23, 2009

Kerry Call: The Washington Post's Karen Deyoung reports on the increasing role of Senator John Kerry, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, ...

Senator shrugs off 2004 loss to wade into global crises

Washington Post
October 23, 2009

(Haraz N. Ghanbari/associated Press) By Karen Deyoung Five years after his painful loss to George W. Bush, ending a presidential campaign in which he was ...

Experts question plan to find, sway group's less extreme members

Washington Post
October 18, 2009

"Not every Taliban is an extremist ally," Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said last week. One of the primary tasks of President ...

Politics Today: Dem Divisions Exposed in Health Reform

CBS News
October 17, 2009

... between him and his closest competitor, according to officials familiar with results," the Washington Post's Karen Deyoung and Joshua Partlow report. ...

Afghan Fraud Probe Complicates US War Strategy

NewsHour
October 17, 2009

Karen Deyoung is the senior diplomatic correspondent. She joins us now from the paper's newsroom. Karen Deyoung, The Washington Post: Thank you, Judy. ...

Karzai Aide Casts Doubt on Findings of Electoral Panel

Washington Post
October 17, 2009

Kabul, Oct. 16 -- President Hamid Karzai's office on Friday sought to distance itself from the commission investigating ...

Runoff Expected In Afghan Election

Washington Post
October 16, 2009

An investigation of allegedly fraudulent ballots in Afghanistan's troubled election has reduced President Hamid Karzai's ...

US Seeks to Ease Pakistanis' Concerns Before Obama Signs Aid Bill

Washington Post
October 13, 2009

President Obama will sign a bill providing Pakistan $7.5 billion in economic aid this week after Congress issues a statement designed to ...

La guerra de los mundos

teleSUR TV
October 12, 2009

Karen Deyoung y Pamela Constable, por ejemplo, escriben en un artÃÂculo en Washington Post: ''Los paquistanÃÂes, que son extremadamente sensibles en cuando a ...

War of the Worlds: London, 1898; Kabul, 2009

Prison Planet.com
October 12, 2009

Karen Deyoung and Pamela Constable, for instance, write in a Washington Post piece: "Pakistanis, who are extremely sensitive about national sovereignty, ...

La guerra de los mundos

Rebeli�n
October 11, 2009

Karen Deyoung y Pamela Constable, por ejemplo, escriben en un artÃÂculo en Washington Post: "Los paquistanÃÂes, que son extremadamente sensibles en cuando a ...

Kabul 2009: War of the Worlds redux

Asia Times Online
October 9, 2009

Karen Deyoung and Pamela Constable, for instance, write in a Washington Post piece: "Pakistanis, who are extremely sensitive about national sovereignty, ...

Politics Today: Nobel Peace Prize Gets a "Wow" from the WH

CBS News
October 9, 2009

Meantime, reports the Washington Post's Karen Deyoung and Greg Jaffee, "the White House has told the top US and NATO commander in Afghanistan to delay a ...

Wars Without End: The New Normal?

CBS News
October 8, 2009

Karen Deyoung and Pamela Constable, for instance, write in a Washington Post piece: "Pakistanis, who are extremely sensitive about national sovereignty, ...

Speakers Assembly launches 14th season

The News-Press
October 8, 2009

5: Karen Deyoung, associate editor of The Washington Post, speaking on terrorism issues. Ã¢ÂÂ¢Feb. 19: Alan R. Mulally, CEO of the Ford Motor Company, ...

General's DC Trip Put Off as Strategy Talks Drag On

Washington Post
October 8, 2009

the White House has told the top US and NATO commander in Afghanistan to delay a planned trip here friday to brief President ...

Pakistanis Balk at US Aid Package

Washington Post
October 7, 2009

The Obama administration's strategy for bolstering Pakistan's civilian government was shaken Wednesday when political ...

Officials Cite Success Against al Qaeda

CBS News
September 30, 2009

(AP Photo) (Washington Post) This story was written by Karen Deyoung and Walter Pincus. US and international intelligence officials say that improved ...

Politics Today: A New Stimulus Jolt

CBS News
September 30, 2009

... for an expanded counterinsurgency campaign that will require more US troops," write the Washington Post's Karen Deyoung and Walter Pincus. ...

Success Against al-Qaeda Cited

Washington Post
September 30, 2009

US and international intelligence officials say that improved recruitment of spies inside the al-Qaeda network, ...

US, Allies Vow Support for Karzai

Washington Post
September 28, 2009

the United States and NATO countries fighting in Afghanistan have told President Hamid Karzai's government that they expect him to remain ...

The Iranian Missile Test

Washington Post
September 28, 2009

As Walter Pincus and Karen Deyoung write, this comes at a time when "Obama administration officials said they had the international support necessary to ...

Politics Today: Obama to Make Olympic Pitch

CBS News
September 28, 2009

Washington Post's Karen Deyoung, "US, Allies Vow Support for Karzai": " the United States and NATO countries fighting in Afghanistan have told President ...