9/11 and Never-ending Afghan Tragedy
On September 11, 2001, 19 member of Al Qaeda, most of whom were from Saudi Arabia, hijacked four airplanes […]
High Civilian Casualties during Four Years of NUG
Last week, United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator Mark Lowcock in his 2-day visit to Afghanistan said that 40 thousand […]
Role and Future of Regional Efforts in Afghan Peace
While the regional and international-level efforts for Afghan peace are underway, the actors in the process search for their […]
Change in Foreign Forces Command and its Impact on Afghan War
U.S Gen. Austin Scott Miller, who was officially appointed as the commander of U.S Forces-Afghanistan and of Operation Resolute […]
The Taliban Attack on Ghazni and Future of Peace in Afghanistan
On August 10, Taliban launched an extensive assault on Ghazni City from four sides. On the first three days, […]
Zalmay Khalilzad and his expected new mission in Afghanistan
Since the last forty years, Zalmay Khalilzad has been a prominent figure in the Afghan-U.S. ties. Last week, Reuters […]
2019 Presidential Elections and Challenges Ahead
The Afghan Independent Election Commission (IEC) announced the date set for the upcoming presidential elections which they decided would […]
Kankor and the Situation of Afghan Higher Education
The results of 2018 Kankor Exam (university admission exam) were announced on 1st August 2018, Almost 160 thousand students […]
Peace and the New Emerging Aspects of the Afghan War
Following the instigation of rumors on direct talks between the U.S. and the Taliban, last week, the Wall Street […]
Political Coalitions and their Organizational Foundations in Afghanistan
In recent years, the Afghan political arena has been witness to confrontations and conflicts between the government, and a […]