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 […]
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, […]
Reviewing the Trump Strategy: The Need for Resolving the Afghan Crisis
After 17 years of U.S initiated war in Afghanistan, some U.S. officials, according to media reports, agree that the […]
Role of NATO Organization in Afghan War and Peace
Last week (11-12 July, 2018), Belgium’s Capital Brussels City hosted a 2-day meeting of NATO member countries. Afghan President […]
Pro-Government Armed Militias against the Government
Apparently, local armed forces are militias that have been formed by America and the Afghan government for the purpose […]
A Look at U.S. Military Strategy in Afghanistan
By Hekmatullah Zaland \ CSRS Increasing insecurity and security challenges in Afghanistan have led to discussions among Afghans about […]
US-Russia Cold War and its Impacts on the Afghan Issue
By Hekmatullah Zaland \ CSRS After 2014, the international issues like the Ukraine’s became considered as incidents of New […]
Why the Afghan War gets Bloodier?
By Hekmatullah Zaland / CSRS Considering the statistics of international organizations, the Afghan War has got bloodier and more […]