Topic: Hamid Karzai - CSMonitor.com

The Monitor's View Obama apology to Afghans for Quran burning: All forgiven?

Thousands of Afghan turned violent, some even killing American officers, despite the Obama apology for the 'inadvertent' Quran burning. Forgiveness doesn't come easily if an apology isn't seen as sincere.

NATO pulls out of Afghan ministries. What's the impact?

Terrorism & Security Taliban claim Afghanistan suicide attack, citing 'revenge' for Quran burnings

US officials urge 'stay the course' in wake of Afghan violence

Quran burning protests rage on, injuring 7 more troops

Doubt about reliability of Afghan partners in war

Backchannels NATO decides Afghan ministries too dangerous for its personnel

Terrorism & Security Kabul embroiled in day 4 of Quran burning protests (+video)

Backchannels What burning Qurans in Afghanistan tells us

What US Army says about handling the Quran

Global News Blog NATO's 'improper disposal' of Qurans inflames Afghan protesters (+video)

Afghan peace: Karzai, Ahmadinejad in Pakistan for talks

Mistreatment of Afghan women caused by far more than Taliban

Taliban talks: Another Karzai tiff with the US?

Afghanistan women: 'Give us a seat at the peace table'

US-Taliban talks: What are the prospects for success?

How video of Marines urinating on Taliban could put US forces in danger

Global News Blog Buckle up. Talking with the Taliban won't be easy.

Global News Blog 2011 Reflections: What happened to the US debate on Afghanistan?

Could giving the Taliban a street address bring peace to Afghanistan?

Secret US-Taliban talks reach turning point

Childbirth and maternal health improve in Afghanistan

Attacks on Afghan Shiites raise specter of Iraq-like violence

Karzai: Afghanistan will need $10 billion a year, but that’s a bargain

With peace stalled, Afghanistan looks to extend foreign aid