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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...
Starring role of Taliban peace talks to bring stability in Afghanistan
Authors: Kinza Shaheen and Areeja Syed
The geostrategic location of Afghanistan
made it a buffer state between the British Empire and Russia till 1919. In the
following...
Aftermath of US-Afghan Peace Talks
In Doha, the Capital of Qatar,
an unprecedented meeting co-hosted by German and Qatari officials brought
together diverse factions interested in achieving lasting Afghan peace. Sixteen
Taliban...
The Potential of Shanghai Cooperation Organization in Stabilizing Afghanistan
Afghanistan
today remains afflicted with instability and looming threat of terrorism.
Kidnapping, killings, bomb blasts and other such notorious activities continue
to vandalize the lives of millions...
Central Asian Jihadi Groups Joined Taliban’s “Al-Fath Jihadi Operations”
Al
Qaeda-backed jihadist groups Katibat Imam al Bukhari (KIB), the Islamic Jihad
Union (IJU) and the Turkestan Islamic Party (TIP), consisting mainly of Uzbeks
from the Fergana...