Afghan president says his country’s problem is the opposite of D.C.’s — and he doesn’t mean it in a good way

Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani hasn't had an easy time since his election last year. His government is facing a renewed Taliban insurgency as well as a growing Islamic State presence. A combination of security and economy woes have led many Afghans to give up hope after 15 years of chaos, with many of the country's brightest and best […]











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