Meeting Between (CSRS) and Uzbekistan’s Institute for Advanced International Studies(IAIS)
Meeting Between Center for Strategic and Regional Studies (CSRS) and Uzbekistan’s Institute for Advanced International Studies (IAIS) The Center for […]
Afghanistan–Pakistan Trade Amid Political Competition: An Economic Analysis of Recent Tensions
By: Center for Strategic & Regional Studies Note: Click here for the PDF file of this analysis. ___________________________________________________________________ In this issue: Afghanistan–Pakistan Trade […]
Sudan Through History: Political Transitions, Civil War, and Humanitarian Crisis
A comprehensive review of Sudan’s political and military trajectory—from independence to the 2019 revolution—demonstrates that the country’s power structure has consistently oscillated among military regimes, partisan elites, and social forces.
Conference: Examining Negotiations Between Afghanistan and Pakistan – Challenges and Opportunities
Conference Report: Examining Negotiations Between Afghanistan and Pakistan – Challenges and Opportunities On 21 Aqrab 1404 (Solar Hijri Calendar), an […]
The Shift in Tajikistan’s Foreign Policy Toward the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan
An examination of Tajikistan’s behavioral and rhetorical patterns indicates that the country’s foreign policy toward the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan has undergone a fundamental transformation
The Defense Pact between India and the United States and Its Implications for the Region and Afghanistan
On October 31, 2025, India and the United States signed a ten-year defense cooperation agreement (2025–2035) aimed at strengthening military ties, enhancing logistical and technical collaboration in the defense sector, and facilitating trade in arms and defense technologies.
The Recent War Between Afghanistan and Pakistan: Causes and Consequences
The relationship between Afghanistan and Pakistan has historically been marked by fluctuations, alternating between periods of cooperation and confrontation. During the first rule of the Islamic Emirate, Pakistan maintained close relations with the Taliban government and was among the few countries to recognize it officially.
Mullah Amir Khan Muttaqi’s Visit to India and the Shift in Policies
India has historically viewed Afghanistan through the prism of its rivalry with Pakistan. Whenever Pakistan’s influence in Afghanistan increased or its relations with the Afghan government improved, India’s presence and engagement tended to decline. For instance, during the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, when Pakistan supported the Mujahideen, India sided with the Soviet Union.
A Look at the Seventh Round of the Moscow Format Talks
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Evaluation of the Pakistan–Saudi Arabia Joint Strategic Agreement
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