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    Food Haves and Have Nots: The Countries Facing the Best and Worst Scenarios in Food Security | World | AlterNet →

    From the article:

    New analysis shows Afghanistan as well as several sub-Saharan African nations as having the greatest food security risk in the world, classified as ‘extreme risk’ (red in the image above). Furthermore, 36 of the 50 most at-risk nations in the world are found in Africa.

    Source: alternet.org

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    New York Times: "U.S. Military Seeks Slower Pace to Wrap Up Afghan Role" →

    From the article (bolded text mine):

    Meanwhile, a rising generation of young officers, who have become experts over the past nine years in the art of counterinsurgency, have begun quietly telling administration officials that they need time to get their work done.

    “Their argument,” said one senior administration official, who would not speak for attribution about the internal policy discussions, “is that while we’ve been in Afghanistan for nine years, only in the past 12 months or so have we started doing this right, and we need to give it some time and think about what our long-term presence in Afghanistan should look like.”