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Saudi Arabia and Afghanistan

By AdminPosted on August 12, 2017Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, PeaceTagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, Peace, Saudi Arabia and Afghanistan, slideshow, tickerNo Comments

Since two weeks, Saudi Arabia has commented on Afghanistan twice. First, while condemning the attack on the Iraqi Embassy […]

The Afghan waters and Iran’s concerns

By AdminPosted on July 15, 2017Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign PolicyTagged Foreign Policy, slideshow, The Afghan waters and Iran’s concerns, tickerNo Comments

In the inauguration ceremony of the “International Conference of confrontation with dusty environment; the challenges and solutions”, which was […]

The Chinese mediation in tensed Afghan-Pak ties

By AdminPosted on July 8, 2017Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, PeaceTagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, Peace, slideshow, The Chinese mediation in tensed Afghan-Pak ties, tickerNo Comments

Since a month, at the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Conference, President Ghani in his meeting with the Chinese […]

Pakistan and China: Don’t Fear Chabahar Port

By AdminPosted on June 18, 2017Posted in Afghanistan, Economy, Foreign PolicyTagged Afghanistan, Economy, Foreign Policy, Pakistan and China: Don't Fear Chabahar Port, Region & World, slideshow, tickerNo Comments

A closer look at what Iran’s Chabahar port deal with India and Afghanistan really means for China and Pakistan’s […]

The 17th SCO summit and its impacts on Afghanistan

By AdminPosted on June 17, 2017Posted in Afghanistan, Economy, Foreign Policy, Peace, Politics, SecurityTagged Afghanistan, Economy, Foreign Policy, Peace, politics, slideshow, The 17th SCO summit and its impacts on Afghanistan, tickerNo Comments

Astana, the Kazakhstani capital, hosted the summit of Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) leaders on 8 and 9 June 2017. […]

Can the “Kabul Process” pave the way for peace?

By AdminPosted on June 10, 2017Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, Peace, PoliticsTagged Afghanistan, Can the “Kabul Process” pave the way for peace?, Foreign Policy, Peace, politics, slideshow, tickerNo Comments

Despite the bloody security incidents and deep internal political divisions, the “Kabul Process” was held in Kabul last week. […]

Linking Afghanistan to China’s Belt and Road

By AdminPosted on June 6, 2017Posted in Afghanistan, Economy, Foreign PolicyTagged Afghanistan, Economy, Foreign Policy, Linking Afghanistan to China's Belt and Road, slideshow, tickerNo Comments

Linking Kabul to both the China-Pakistan Energy Corridor and OBOR could go a long way in bringing the region […]

The Durand Line; its background and impacts on Pak-Afghan ties

By AdminPosted on May 20, 2017Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, SecurityTagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, Security, slideshow, The Durand Line; its background and impacts on Pak-Afghan ties, tickerNo Comments

The monthly magazine of (EP Today) has published a piece written by the Vice President of European Parliament Ryszard […]

The Rise of Taliban Diplomacy

By AdminPosted on May 14, 2017Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, Peace, PoliticsTagged Ahmad Bilal Khalil, Foreign Policy, Peace, politics, slideshow, The Rise of Taliban Diplomacy, tickerNo Comments

How are the Taliban and Kabul faring in their diplomatic tug-of-war over Afghanistan’s neighbors? By Ahmad Bilal Khalil Since the […]

Iran’s position in the Afghan foreign policy

By AdminPosted on May 13, 2017Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign PolicyTagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, Iran’s position in the Afghan foreign policy, slideshow, tickerNo Comments

Iranian Minister of Foreign Affairs Jawad Zarif visited Afghanistan in an official trip on 7 May 2017 and met […]