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China’s great game in Afghanistan won’t be a duplication of the past

Since President Biden announced that the United States troops would withdraw from Afghanistan by September 11, the world has watched how to handle remaining...

After decades of war, will China give Afghanistan a chance of stability?

"My friend, I only want to talk about happy things!". With this surprising line, US President Joe Biden (did) not respond to the question...

Turkey’s role in Afghanistan

North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) on Thursday launched a training program in Turkey for Afghan military personnel. This is the first time when Afghan...

What Does NATO Withdrawal from Afghanistan Mean for Regional Actors?

By September 11, 2021, NATO’s 20-year operation in Afghanistan will come to a close. That date marks the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks...

Afghanistan may be a bellwether for Saudi-Iranian rivalry

Boasting an almost 1,000-kilometer border with Iran and a history of troubled relations between the Iranians and Sunni Muslim militants, including the Taliban, Afghanistan...

Why Strategies of Stakeholders in Afghanistan Failing Against Taliban?

Taliban is increasingly gaining ground in Afghanistan, on daily basis, for considerable period. US may have declared ending its military mission in Afghanistan as...

Pakistani PM’s Interview with PBS News Hours on Afghanistan Issues

In an interview with PBS News Hour, host Judy Woodruff asked PM Imran Khan multiple questions about Pakistan's point of view for Afghanistan and...

The Taliban seek cooperation with China?

How to deal with Afghanistan after the removal of US forces has become a subject that many countries are grappling with. And because Afghanistan...

Russia’s ‘Great Game’ in Central Asia Amid the US Withdrawal from Afghanistan

The post-Soviet Central Asian nations are gravely concerned about the Taliban’s rapid offensive in non-Pashtun northern provinces of Afghanistan seizing border crossings with Uzbekistan,...

The Taliban Are Back — And Its Fine

The Taliban have recently conquered large portions of Afghanistan and seem poised to overrun the Afghan government in Kabul. Yet, contrary to what many...

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India’s Cockroach Movement: The New Politics of Generational Rage

In May 2026, Chief Justice of India Surya Kant...

Global Leaders Head to Addis Ababa for First-Ever World Public Summit in Africa

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Beyond the Message: Why Public Trust Is Won Long Before a Crisis Ends

Governments have become remarkably efficient at producing information. During...
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