Afghanistan: The Second Corrupt Country
“North Korea, Somalia and Afghanistan are the most corrupt countries among 168 countries in the ‘Corruption Perceptions Index 2015’, and […]
The recent Taliban-Russia contacts and its impacts on Kabul-Moscow ties
In the last two weeks, the Taliban and Russian recent contacts were seriously looked down in the domestic and international […]
Afghanistan in 2015:Peace, Security and Internal disputes
2015 was a difficult year for Afghanistan in terms of security, and the war between the government and armed oppositions […]
Pak-Afghan Ties: From Language Diplomacy to Peace Process
Last week, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and Pakistani Premier Nawaz Sharif met in Paris at the sidelines of Climate Change […]
The Afghan Taliban and its Relations with Moscow
After the Taliban took control of the Kunduz City for a while, the Afghan government regained it, later; however, in […]
Internal Disputes of the Taliban and the experience of Splinter group
Last week, the news on the breakaway group of the Taliban widely broadcasted in Afghan and international media. The Taliban […]
A Two-Day Conference on Afghanistan-Pakistan Ties holds in Islamabad
The conference titled “Pakistan and Afghanistan: Towards an Ideal Bilateral Arrangement,” jointly organized by Centre for Strategic and Regional Studies […]
The impacts of Almas Operations in the North
In recent few weeks, Gen. Abdul Rasheed Dostum, the First Vice-President arrived in North in order to remove Taliban from […]
Latest Incidents and their Impacts on the Afghan Peace Process
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?
After the Unity Government and especially after the disclosure of ISI-NDS cooperation agreement between Pakistan and Afghanistan, it looks like […]