A Murdered Ambassador, a Closed Embassy: The Tragic History of US Diplomacy in Afghanistan

As the U.S. debates the fate of its embassy in Kabul, it’s worth remembering the broader context of Afghanistan-U.S. diplomatic relations – including the murder of Ambassador Dubs in 1979.

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