Foreign Policy – Page 15 – Center for Strategic and Regional Studies (CSRS)

العربیة | فارسی

Center for Strategic and Regional Studies (CSRS)

The Centre for Strategic and Regional Studies (CSRS)

The rising tensions between Kabul-Islamabad and the future of QCG

By adminPosted on May 1, 2016Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, PeaceTagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, Pak-Afghan, Peace, slideshow, ticker

Following the ups and downs of bilateral relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan, once again these relations have reached its most […]

The NUG: from John Kerry’s power broker deal to extension of NUG

By adminPosted on April 17, 2016Posted in Afghanistan, PoliticsTagged Afghanistan, Bilateral Security Agreement, BSA, Foreign Policy, government, National Unity, Peace, Security, slideshow, the United States, ticker

The US Secretary of States John Kerry came to Kabul in a surprise visit on April 9; his trip takes […]

The expanding Kabul-Beijing military ties

By adminPosted on March 6, 2016Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign PolicyTagged Afghanistan, China, Foreign Policy, government, National Unity, pakistan, Region & World, Russia, Security, slideshow, ticker

Chinese Military Chief General Fang Fenghui in an unannounced trip visited Kabul and met the Afghan senior officials including Afghan […]

The Heart of Asia Conference and a new turn in Pak-Afghan Relations

By adminPosted on December 12, 2015Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign PolicyTagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, National Unity, Pak-Afghan, pakistan, slideshow, ticker

The Fifth Ministerial Conference of the Heart of Asia-Istanbul Process (HOA-IP) held in Islamabad, Pakistan, on 08-09 December 2015. The […]

President Ghani’s Visit to Europe: Achievements and Commitment of Aids

By adminPosted on December 12, 2015Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign PolicyTagged Afghanistan, Europe, Foreign Policy, slideshow, ticker

President Ghani had a six-day official trip to European countries and visited France, Germany, Italy and Sweden; and briefed the […]

Pak-Afghan Ties: From Language Diplomacy to Peace Process

By adminPosted on December 5, 2015Posted in Afghanistan, Peace, PoliticsTagged Afghanistan, Cold War, Conclusion, Conference, Foreign Policy, government, National Unity, Pak-Afghan, politics, Region & World, Relations, Security, slideshow, taliban, ticker

Last week, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and Pakistani Premier Nawaz Sharif met in Paris at the sidelines of Climate Change […]

The Staying of American Soldiers and its impact on the present scenario

By adminPosted on October 25, 2015Posted in Afghanistan, SecurityTagged Afghanistan, Bilateral Security Agreement, BSA, Elections, Foreign Policy, National Unity, slideshow, Strategy, ticker

Last week, the US President Barack Obama announced his policy about the stay of American troops in Afghanistan. According to […]

The Possibility of China and Russia’s Military Cooperation with Afghanistan

By adminPosted on October 25, 2015Posted in Afghanistan, SecurityTagged Afghanistan, China, Conclusion, Cooperation, Daesh, Foreign Policy, government, National Unity, Russia, slideshow, ticker

It seems that with the withdrawal of American forces in Afghanistan and extending the war in this war-torn country, the […]

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, ticker

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, Western

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