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U.S. -Taliban deal: Will Peace Endure in Afghanistan?
The
face-saving exit of the US from its
protracted fatigued involvement in the Afghan theatre, which cost the country
$3 trillion and blood of 2400 soldiers, was...
No agreement is perfect, US-Taliban deal is no exception
The US
spokespersons and the Taliban representatives have signed an agreement after a
long negotiation in Qatar Doha expected to end the US's longest war in...
The US-Taliban: A peace deal or a peace hell
According
to the theory of structural realism, when States believe that actions are
legal, they will use force outside their territory, and when they believe that
current...
Celebrating Fake Peace: The Reality of the Taliban Truce
Btw, the week-long cooling period ended
today 'successfully', which means the US and Taliban signed ANOTHER formal
agreement in Doha today. Again, the Afghan government was...
Why peace in Afghanistan is elusive?
Afghanistan is commonly known as graveyard
of empires. Several rulers tried to overpower it. , but in vain. They had to
bite the dust. Genghis Khan...
The result of Afghan presidential election: Future possibilities and challenges
Afghanistan’s election was held on September 25.
And now, after a long pause, the preliminary results have been announced,
with Mohammad Ashraf Ghani winning 923,868 votes...
Trump’s effects on diplomacy
No longer has Trump’s haphazard behaviour persisted, more will be easy
for his administration to enact actions against China, Iran and Taliban. The
state department is...
Afghanistan peace talks: Main reason for U-turning Donald Trump
Trump
dismissed peace talks with the Taliban because of 5 September attack in Kabul.
Has Trump's declaration lost the hope of peace in Afghanistan? Will the...
Future of Afghan Peace
Unfortunate! Very Unfortunate! Afghan Peace Process suffered a set-back. Trump-Administration
has announced a halt to a peace deal and canceled all engagements with the
Taliban. Although...
Pakistan’s Afghanistan Dilemma: Friend or Foe?
Islamabad is under new administration that
aims to play a far more active part in regional priorities than previous
regimes. It aims to diplomatically involve itself...