Home pagePress CenterIn the Media A CSIS Post-Conflict Reconstruction Project event with Afranasiab Khattak, was quoted in the Philadelphia Inquirer, "Help Pakistan's Civilian Leaders and Army Combat Jihadis who Endanger Their Society-and Ours."
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A CSIS Post-Conflict Reconstruction Project event with Afranasiab Khattak, was quoted in the Philadelphia Inquirer, "Help Pakistan's Civilian Leaders and Army Combat Jihadis who Endanger Their Society-and Ours."
Earlier this month, America's top military commander, Adm. Mike Mullen, named the place from which the next attack on the United States was most likely to come.
It wasn't Iraq. [...]
The ANP's leader, Afranasiab Khattak, is a prominent human rights activist, lawyer and constitutional expert. "The recent elections have demonstrated that Pashtuns do not support extremism," Khattak said on a conference call organized by the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
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