A Look at the Latest SIGAR Report on Afghanistan
SIGAR has released its final report, marking the end of its reporting on Afghanistan. The United States, once the largest donor to Afghanistan, funding nearly every aspect of life in the country,
A Ten Billion Dollar Investment in Power Generation: An Assessment of Economic and Political Dimensions
The Azizi Energy private sector project represents a major achievement for the Islamic Emirate in Afghanistan’s energy sector. Its implementation will address the country’s chronic electricity shortages—both for industrial use and public consumption.
The Geopolitical Significance of the Afghan-Trans Project: Opportunities and Challenges
The Afghan-Trans railway project is more than just a transportation initiative—it is a multi-layered geopolitical effort with the potential to reshape the economic, political, and security dynamics of the region.
Israel’s Strike on Syria: Motives and Future Implications
Israel’s recent attack on Syria, officially justified as a move to protect the Druze minority, targeted the Ministry of Defense in Damascus. However, beyond this stated goal, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appears to have broader motives. One of them is to keep Israel engaged in conflict as a way to delay his ongoing corruption trials, portraying himself as a wartime leader facing national security threats.
Forced Deportation of Afghan Migrants from Iran: Factors and Its Impact on Bilateral Political Relations
Iran’s forced deportation of Afghan migrants represents a clear violation of international law, particularly the 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees. The main reasons for this forced deportation have been security concerns in Iran, economic deterioration in the country, concealing intelligence failures, and gaining public satisfaction and support.
Examining the Role of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) in Reframing the Positions of Islamic Countries
An examination of the role of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) shows that it has played an important part in shaping discourse, guiding Islamic countries, and fostering apparent unity through its regular meetings and declarations. However, in light of the points discussed above, a reassessment of the OIC’s positions in diplomacy suggests the need for a fundamental review of its approaches, priorities, and tools for cooperation among Islamic countries within their foreign policy frameworks.
A Look at the Conflict between Israel and Iran: Objectives, Outcomes, and Its Future
Until recently, the chances of a direct war between Israel and Iran seemed low. Both countries were deterred by fear of one another, particularly because Iran, through its network of proxy groups known as the Axis of Resistance, was able to keep pressure on Israel.
Assessing the Possibility of War between Israel and Turkey
Although a direct war between Turkey and Israel is not yet a reality, rising political, military, and ideological tensions could push both countries closer to open conflict.
A Look at the Afghanistan, Pakistan & China Trilateral Meeting
The trilateral meetings between Afghanistan, Pakistan, and China were initiated at a time when tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan had reached a peak, and armed conflict within Afghanistan was intensifying.
The Political Significance of the Acting Foreign Minister’s Visit to Qatar under Current Conditions
The visit of Amir Khan Muttaqi to Qatar reflects the broader efforts of the Islamic Emirate to help Afghanistan move beyond its current crisis. Taking place amid international sanctions and ongoing humanitarian challenges, the trip focused on key areas such as political engagement, economic support, and humanitarian aid. Through meetings with Qatari officials, the Islamic Emirate aimed to gain greater international legitimacy while strengthening Qatar’s role as a strategic mediator and partner. In this context, the Emirate seeks to boost economic ties, attract foreign investment, and expand trade relations, although significant challenges remain.