Afghanistan and the cold war between Russia and USA
Iran and Russia are the two countries whose relation with Taliban is debatable. The last statement of commander of […]
The Tashkent Conference and Afghan Peace Success Factors
By Hekmatullah Zaland Tashkent hosted an important international conference on Afghanistan last week. Besides Afghan and Uzbek presidents, the […]
Beginning of new Educational Year and Problems of Education system in Afghanistan
By Zia-ul-Islam Shirani The 1397 [Solar year, all the following dates are solar year] educational years has begun in […]
Afghan Woman; the Victim of ultra-conservatism and ultra-liberalism
The Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission released its annual report on violence against women last week (11 March, 2018). […]
Why the recent Peace Offer of the Afghan Government Remains Unanswered/ Interview
On, February 28, 2018, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, in the Second Kabul Process Conference, presented a new Peace Policy […]
The beginning of the third illegal year of the Parliament and the vague fate of the elections
The eight legislative and the third additional-illegal year of the sixteenth term of the Afghan Parliament was inaugurated with […]
The tenuous Pak-Afghan ties and its impacts on transit and trade
For the first time last year, the Afghan and Pakistani military engaged in armed conflict at Turkham border, something […]
Kabul Process; will the face to face talks start?
The second meeting of the Kabul Process was held on 28 February 2018 in Kabul, where the representatives of […]
Evaluation of the NUG’s struggle against corruption
In its annual report, released last week, Transparency International has once again announced Afghanistan among the most corrupt countries […]
The strategy of war and the fate of the security situation
Based on the annual report of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA), 2017 was another bloody year […]