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The Political Significance of the Acting Foreign Minister’s Visit to Qatar under Current Conditions

By adminPosted on May 8, 2025Posted in Publications, Security, Weekly Analysis PDFTagged Foreign Policy, Region & World, weekly analysisNo Comments

The visit of Amir Khan Muttaqi to Qatar reflects the broader efforts of the Islamic Emirate to help Afghanistan move beyond its current crisis. Taking place amid international sanctions and ongoing humanitarian challenges, the trip focused on key areas such as political engagement, economic support, and humanitarian aid. Through meetings with Qatari officials, the Islamic Emirate aimed to gain greater international legitimacy while strengthening Qatar’s role as a strategic mediator and partner. In this context, the Emirate seeks to boost economic ties, attract foreign investment, and expand trade relations, although significant challenges remain.

A Look at the Relationship between the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan and Saudi Arabia

By adminPosted on April 19, 2025Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, Security, Weekly Analysis PDFTagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, Region & World, weekly analysisNo Comments

Saudi Arabia, once a staunch supporter of the Islamic Emirate, severed its ties following global and regional shifts concerning Afghanistan. In alignment with international sentiment at the time, largely opposed to the Islamic Emirate, Riyadh sought to delegitimize the Emirate’s struggle by portraying it as religiously unjustified.

IRAN’S PERMANENT MEMBERSHIP IN THE SHANGHAI COOPERATION ORGANIZATION: ITS EFFECTS ON THE REGION AND AFGHANISTAN

By AdminPosted on August 8, 2023Posted in Afghanistan, Economy, Foreign Policy, Peace, Politics, Publications, Recent Analysis, Security, Society, Weekly Analysis PDFTagged Afghanistan, China, Economy, Foreign Policy, Islamic world, Pak-Afghan, Region & World, slideshow, weekly analysisNo Comments

As long as the member countries of the organization do not solve their mutual problems and do not share the benefits with each other, the actions within the framework of the organization will not be effective.

REVIEW OF THE UNITED NATIONS STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK FOR AFGHANISTAN (2023-2025)

By AdminPosted on July 29, 2023Posted in Afghanistan, Economy, Foreign Policy, Peace, Politics, Publications, Recent Analysis, Security, Society, Weekly Analysis PDFTagged Afghanistan, Europe, Foreign Policy, Islamic world, Pak-Afghan, slideshow, weekly analysisNo Comments

For the Islamic Emirate, it is suggested that in order to achieve the economic goals of the mentioned framework, which a good opportunity for Afghanistan is provide the necessary grounds and at the same time, by increasing more cooperation with the United Nations, facilitate the space for positive interaction with other organizations.

BURNING OF THE HOLLY QURAN IN SWEDEN: CAUSES AND RESPONSES

By AdminPosted on July 18, 2023Posted in Afghanistan, Economy, Foreign Policy, Peace, Politics, Publications, Recent Analysis, Security, Society, Weekly Analysis PDFTagged Afghanistan, Europe, Foreign Policy, slideshow, taliban, weekly analysisNo Comments

The conference of Islamic countries and Islamic states should work together on such a policy in order to prevent such incidents in the future. This policy may also include severing ties with the country that allows such activities to take place.

THE END OF THE MILITARY INSURGENCY IN RUSSIA, THE HIDDEN ASPECTS AND ITS CONSEQUENCES

By adminPosted on July 11, 2023Posted in Afghanistan, Economy, Foreign Policy, Peace, Politics, Publications, Recent Analysis, Security, Society, Weekly Analysis PDFTagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, politics, Security, slideshow, taliban, the United States, weekly analysisNo Comments

On the other hand, the reception of Yevgeny Prigozhin and his troops in Rostov and the escorting of this military leader indicates that Russian citizens are tired of the war and welcome any factor that can reduce the bloodshed in the Russian war with Ukraine.

AN OVERVIEW OF INDIA’S FOREIGN POLICY TOWARDS THE ISLAMIC EMIRATE

By AdminPosted on June 25, 2023Posted in Afghanistan, Analysis, Economy, Foreign Policy, Peace, Politics, Publications, Recent Analysis, Security, Society, Weekly Analysis PDFTagged Afghanistan, Economy, Foreign Policy, Islamic Emirate, politics, Slider, slideshow, weekly analysisNo Comments

The Islamic Emirate should assure and convince India in every possible way that its foreign policy is completely independent and based on national and Islamic values and will never look at India through Pakistan’s window.

An overview of the history and opportunities for improvement of Afghanistan-Turkmenistan relations

By AdminPosted on May 18, 2023Posted in Afghanistan, Economy, Peace, Security, Weekly Analysis, Weekly Analysis PDFTagged Afghanistan, Economy, Foreign Policy, Region & World, slideshow, TurkmenistanNo Comments

Officials of Turkmenistan government have had meetings with the current Afghan government led by the Taliban after the victory of the Islamic Emirate but the former does not have diplomatic relations with the Taliban based on the policy of positive neutrality.

EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT OF ENERGY RESOURCES; FROM MEETING THE NEEDS OF CITIZENS TO ECONOMIC GROWTH

By adminPosted on February 26, 2023Posted in Afghanistan, Economy, Peace, Security, Society, Weekly Analysis, Weekly Analysis PDFTagged Afghanistan, electricity, energy, slideshowNo Comments

Afghanistan has abundant sources of energy production but still relies on imported electricity. Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan and Iran are four countries that provide about 80 percent of Afghanistan’s electricity needs. The Governments in Afghanistan have not been able to provide sustainable electricity to their citizens despite the abundant energy resources.

Peace process and Why is civilian casualties soaring?

By AdminPosted on August 17, 2019Posted in Afghanistan, Analysis, Recent Analysis, Security, Weekly AnalysisTagged slideshowNo Comments

Amanullah Kakar The United Nations in Afghanistan reminds all parties to the conflict of their responsibility to protect civilians and […]