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- Cover Page
- Halftitle Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Preface
- Introduction
- I. Moscow, Washington, Lahore: 1979–2000
- 1. Soviet Troops Out of Afghanistan!
- 2. Between the Hammer and the Anvil
- 3. The Arrival of the Taliban
- 4. ‘Try and Disarm Us If You Can’
- II. Operation Enduring Disaster: 2001–08
- 5. Into Pakistan’s Maelstrom
- 6. The King of Greater Afghanistan
- 7. The Dam Will Burst Sooner or Later
- 8. So, Was It Worth It?
- 9. The Terror Trail
- 10. A Doomed Mission
- 11. A Favourite Attack Dog in the Imperial Kennel
- 12. Mirage of the Good War
- 13. Why a ‘Surge’ Would Bring Fresh Disasters
- III. Af-Pak Is Burning: 2008–11
- 14. Next Door to War
- 15. The American War Moves to Pakistan
- 16. On the North-West Frontier
- 17. Imperial Diktats
- 18. A War Gone Badly Wrong
- 19. It’s No Secret What Pakistan’s Been Doing with the Taliban
- 20. ‘Why Kill the Goose?’
- 21. The Abbottabad Incident
- 22. More Cover-Up than Self-Criticism
- 23. ‘Breaches of Sovereignty’
- IV. Impending Defeat: 2012–21
- 24. Obama’s Only Way out of Afghanistan Is to Talk
- 25. The Not-So-Lone Gunman
- 26. Pakistan’s Future Is Tied to the Taliban
- 27. Twenty Years after 9/11
- Appendix: Russian Lessons
- Acknowledgements
- Notes
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