On December 16, Jeff M. Smith was interviewed on Fox 5 News regarding President Obama's Afghan war Strategy Review, the death of Amb. Richard Holbrooke, and Pakistan's role in the Afghan war effort.

On November 17, 2010, Jeff M. Smith spoke on a panel with John Norris from the Center for American Progress about the war in Afghanistan and Pakistan's role in that conflict.

On March 23, AFPC Kraemer Strategy Fellow Jeff Smith spoke at a conference titled "Iraq and Afghanistan in Flux" hosted by the University of Central Florida.

Jeff Smith appeared on Dawn News' Newseye program to discuss the U.S. strategy in Afghanistan and reports that the U.S. was engaging in direct negotiations with the Afghan Taliban, using Pakistan and Saudi Arabia as intermediaries.

Stepehen Yates appeared on Fox News to discuss the ongoing war in Afghanistan and the Obama administration's evolving strategy there.

Jeff Smith interviewed by WDRC Radio (Hartford) on new leadership within the Taliban and the ongoing war effort in Afghanistan.

On May 6, 2009 Jeff M. Smith appeared on the Australia Broadcasting Corporation's "News Breakfast" morning program to discussthe deteriorating security situation in Pakistan and the visit of Afghan president Hamid Karzai and Pakistani president Asif Zardari to the United States.

Jeff Smith interviewed on Dawn's NEWSEYE TV program.

On August 1, 2008, AFPC Research Fellow Jeff M. Smith was interviewed by Pakistan's Dawn news service on the subject of Pakistani Prime Minister Yousef Gilani's visit to the United States and U.S.-Pakistani relations.

On August 1, 2008, AFPC Research Fellow Jeff M. Smith was interviewed by the Voice of America regarding revelations that Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence Agency (ISI) was actively involved in a bombing against the Indian Embassy in Afghanistan and attacks on Coalition troops.

AFPC hosted Central Asia Development Corporation President Charles Santos at a luncheon on September 18, 1998.