Latest Developments and Hopes for Afghan Peace
The special envoy of US Department of State for Afghan peace, Zalmay Khalilzad concluded a second visit to the […]
Afghan Peace Process and Inter-Afghan Dialogue Deadlock
Last week, Alice Wells, US Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asia, during her visit […]
Afghan-Pak Ties; New Efforts of Trust-Building
The ties between Afghanistan and Pakistan are, once again, on verge of trust-building and improvement after mistrustfulness and ups […]
A Look at the Temporary Ceasefire and its Impact on the Peace Process
The Taliban declared a three-day ceasefire against government forces for the first time since 2001 and beginning of war […]
Will the President Defeat the Taliban from the Religious Perspective?
Some of President Ghani’s characteristics contrast him from other Afghan politicians; i.e. decisiveness and continued observation. It was due […]
Why the Afghan War gets Bloodier?
By Hekmatullah Zaland / CSRS Considering the statistics of international organizations, the Afghan War has got bloodier and more […]
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 […]
The peace activists’ recommendations for the engaged parties in the Afghan war
In the conference under “The deadlock of the Afghan peace process and the way forward”, convened by CSRS, the […]
The growing distrust in Afghan-Russian ties
During his speech in Paktia province, the Afghan President for the first time officially accused Russia of supporting the […]
The current situation in Afghanistan and the need to project its real image
The US and NATO came to Afghanistan under the slogans of maintaining peace and stability in this country. After […]