Ambassador Carlos Pascual, Vice President and Director of Foreign Policy Studies at the Brookings Institution, refers to the situation in Southern Afghanistan as the painful recollection of Iraq in his statement at the book forum on "Twenty-First-Century Peace Operations."

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According to Pascual, the Taliban and the drug lords in Afghanistan are creating allegiances. (0:38)

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February 23, 2007
« Lawrence Mishel, President of the Economic Policy Institute, states during the Work That Works: An Agenda for Shared Prosperity Forum that the way government has been providing the people with accounts is not a way forward.
William Durch, the editor of "Twenty-First-Century Peace Operations" as well as Senior Associate and Co-Director of the Future of Peace Operations program at The Henry L. Stimson Center, believes that peace requires competent government and that the outside countries need to help built it. »
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