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​Afghan transition?

US soldiers from the 10th Mountain Division, with their M-4 Carbine Rifles, relax alongside the Maxxpro Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vechiles prior to going on an operation at the Forward Operating Base Ghazni on May 24, 2013.(AFP Photo / Dibyangshu Sarkar) © AFP

With presidential elections looming in 2014, what lies ahead for Afghanistan? To what degree can the US still control events in the war-torn country, and what role can the Taliban be expected to play in the future? And will the US ever really leave Afghanistan? Peter Lavelle CrossTalks with John Glaser, Linh Dinh and Michael Kugelman.

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