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The increasing concerns of Central Asian Republics and Russia regarding Afghanistan

By adminPosted on October 18, 2015Posted in Afghanistan, PoliticsTagged Bilateral Security Agreement, BSA, Central Asia, Daesh, Foreign Policy, government, Insurgency, ISIS, Kunduz, pakistan, Peace, Russia, slideshow, the United States, tickerNo Comments

For the last six months the one-after-another falls of some regions and districts in the north of Afghanistan had created […]

Consequences of Russian Presence in Syria

By adminPosted on October 10, 2015Posted in Global issues & Politics, Region & WorldTagged Foreign Policy, Russia, slideshow, Syria, the United States, ticker, WesternNo Comments

Military presence of Russia in Syria has faced the crisis of Middle East with new challenges. Russians by having military […]

A Year Journey of NUG: Economy, Corruption and Foreign Policy

By adminPosted on October 5, 2015Posted in Afghanistan, Economy, Foreign PolicyTagged Afghanistan, Economy, Foreign Policy, government, National Unity, slideshow, tickerNo Comments

Increasing obstacles against peace and stability, promoting war and internal disputes in the government are not the only problems of […]

RECCA and SOM Conferences: Its impacts on Afghanistan and the Region

By adminPosted on September 13, 2015Posted in Afghanistan, EconomyTagged Afghanistan, Donors, Economy, Foreign Policy, international community, international donors, Region & World, Relations, slideshow, tickerNo Comments

The important conferences of RECCA and SOM were held in Kabul on September 3, 4 & 5, 2015. The first […]

Peace Negotiations without Pakistan!

By adminPosted on September 5, 2015Posted in Afghanistan, PeaceTagged Afghanistan, Bilateral Security Agreement, BSA, Foreign Policy, Insurgency, Peace, Security, slideshow, taliban, the United States, tickerNo Comments

With the establishment of the Unity Government in Afghanistan, the most important diplomatic step taken after signing security agreement with […]

Latest Incidents and their Impacts on the Afghan Peace Process

By adminPosted on August 17, 2015Posted in Afghanistan, Peace, Politics, SecurityTagged Afghanistan, Conclusion, Foreign Policy, Islamic world, Pak-Afghan, pakistan, Peace, politics, qatar, Region & World, Relations, Security, slideshow, taliban, tickerNo Comments

After a serious of deadly attacks in Kabul, President Ghani, unlike past 10 months, used harsh language against Pakistan for […]

How serious are Kabul-Islamabad tensions?

By adminPosted on August 16, 2015Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign PolicyTagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, Insurgency, Islamic world, Pak-Afghan, pakistan, Peace, politics, Region & World, Security, slideshow, taliban, tickerNo Comments

After the Unity Government and especially after the disclosure of ISI-NDS cooperation agreement between Pakistan and Afghanistan, it looks like […]

Peace Process: In verge of Suspension or Procrastination?

By adminPosted on August 10, 2015Posted in Afghanistan, PeaceTagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, pakistan, Peace, slideshow, taliban, tickerNo Comments

After the death of Mullah Mohammad Omar, leader of the Taliban, concerns over future of the peace talks between the […]

The rise in Criminal Cases: Causes and Remedies

By adminPosted on August 9, 2015Posted in Afghanistan, Security, SocietyTagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, politics, Security, slideshow, tickerNo Comments

According to the definition given by governmental organs, apart from incidents cause by anti-government armed opposition, violence, murder, theft, human […]

Afghan-Pak ties: A new Phase of Blame-Game?

By adminPosted on July 6, 2015Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign PolicyTagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, pakistan, slideshow, tickerNo Comments

Since the establishment of Pakistan in 1947, Afghan-Pak relations were not good in most of the times. In spite of […]