Rendering : Week 5.

The article, published on the website of "The Telegraph" on the 1st of October is headlined as "The Forgotten War!" It discusses the theme of  the ongoing conflict in Afghanistan.
It is undeniable fact for the author, that wars are a human disaster. And wars are intellectually old fashion and a globally discredited means for welfare.
The other side of the coin for Obama, according to the article , is that fact, that the American forces have just chalked up the grim statistic of its 2,000th fatality since America first deployed personnel to Afghanistan in the aftermath of September 11.
At the body of the article, the author mentions about a new plan of the USA about its war tragedy in Afghanistan. As President Obama decided to send 30,000 troops to Afghanistan in the next six months and then begin pulling them out a year after.
Moreover, the author  pays much attention to the fact that Obama has lost sight of sense as he doesn’t want to consider any other opinions that are different from his own, because of the widespread unpopularity of the Afghan conflict among the American people that neither candidate wants to get drawn on an issue which is unlikely to win them many votes.

From these facts, Con Coughlin may only conclude that the presidential candidates might not have any interest in what is going on in Afghanistan, but there are plenty of others who do, such as the Taliban, which is busily positioning itself to make a dramatic comeback once Nato's combat forces are withdrawn in two years time. 
  In my opinion, this conflict has already becaome a historically constructed.  These modern public lively debates only support this idea. U.S. democratic way of country developing and international relationship only creates a veil of the hidden relations between the two countries, in order to avoid aggression in the world.

http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/concoughlin/100183279/afghanistan-obamas-forgotten-war/