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an independent, non-profit, and non-governmental research organization established in July 2009 in Kabul.

The Centre for Strategic and Regional Studies (CSRS)

Sino-Afghan Strategic Friendship and its Impacts on the Region

By AdminPosted on April 28, 2018Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign PolicyTagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, Sino-Afghan Strategic Friendship and its Impacts on the Region, slideshow, tickerNo Comments

By Hekmatullah Zaland / CSRS China is the country in the region that has not got imperialistic goals in […]

Will Kabul-Islamabad Ties Ameliorate?

By AdminPosted on April 21, 2018Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign PolicyTagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, pakistan, slideshow, ticker, Will Kabul-Islamabad Ties Ameliorate?No Comments

By Hekmatullah Zaland / CSRS In recent years and after the formation of National Unity Government (NUG), tensions between […]

The Course of Afghan-Turk Friendship

By AdminPosted on April 14, 2018Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign PolicyTagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, slideshow, The Course of Afghan-Turk Friendship, tickerNo Comments

By Hekmatullah Zaland / CSRS The best description of Afghanistan and Turkey ties was given by prominent Turkish politician […]

Afghanistan and the cold war between Russia and USA

By AdminPosted on April 7, 2018Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign PolicyTagged Afghanistan, Afghanistan and the cold war between Russia and USA, Russia, Security, slideshow, the United States, tickerNo Comments

Iran and Russia are the two countries whose relation with Taliban is debatable. The last statement of commander of […]

The tenuous Pak-Afghan ties and its impacts on transit and trade

By AdminPosted on March 10, 2018Posted in Afghanistan, Economy, Foreign PolicyTagged Afghanistan, Economy, Foreign Policy, Pak-Afghan, slideshow, The tenuous Pak-Afghan ties and its impacts on transit and trade, tickerNo Comments

For the first time last year, the Afghan and Pakistani military engaged in armed conflict at Turkham border, something […]

A review of the bilateral ties between Afghanistan and Indonesia

By AdminPosted on February 3, 2018Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign PolicyTagged A review of the bilateral ties between Afghanistan and Indonesia, Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, Pak-Afghan, Peace, slideshow, tickerNo Comments

The Indonesian President Joko Widodo, along with a high ranking Indonesian officials visited Kabul last week. In his meetings […]

The Regional Geopolitical Developments and Afghanistan

By AdminPosted on January 27, 2018Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign PolicyTagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, Region & World, Russia, slideshow, The Regional Geopolitical Developments and Afghanistan, the United States, tickerNo Comments

Since the past several years, the geopolitical situation of the region is changing and once again the countries in […]

A glimpse into the situation of the country in 2017

By AdminPosted on January 6, 2018Posted in Afghanistan, Economy, Foreign Policy, Peace, Politics, SecurityTagged A glimpse into the situation of the country in 2017, Afghanistan, Economy, Foreign Policy, Peace, politics, Security, slideshow, tickerNo Comments

2017 was a year full of challenges and problems for Afghanistan. The political disagreements were reached its highest levels […]

Chinese mediation in the Afghan-Pak relations

By AdminPosted on December 30, 2017Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign PolicyTagged Afghanistan, Chinese mediation in the Afghan-Pak relations, Foreign Policy, slideshow, tickerNo Comments

A trilateral meeting between the foreign ministers of Afghanistan, Pakistan and China was held in Beijing on 26 December […]

The Durand Line and its impact on Pak-Afghan ties

By AdminPosted on November 11, 2017Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign PolicyTagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, pakistan, slideshow, The Durand Line and its impact on Pak-Afghan ties, tickerNo Comments

While Pakistan’s move to construct a border wall across the imaginary Durand Line was highly opposed in Afghanistan, Recently […]