Weekly Analysis – Issue Number 181 (November 12-19, 2016)
In this issue: Preface Confrontation of Wolesi Jirga with the government Confrontations of executive and legislative branches The process of […]
Confrontation of Wolesi Jirga with the government
Wolesi Jirga (the Lower House of the Afghan Parliament) summoned 16 ministers last week, 7 of whom were dismissed […]
War crimes by the vanguards of human rights
International Criminal Court (ICC) in Hague has said that torturing the detainees, the Unites States has committed war crimes in […]
Khuram: Trump would not cross the redlines of the US foreign policy/interview
Introduction In the past several years, the US policy in Afghanistan passed through several stages and was somehow unstable. The […]
Weekly Analysis – Issue Number 180 (November 5-12, 2016)
In this issue: Preface Donald Trump’s Doctrine and his predicted policy agenda Why Trump won? Trump’s tough stances Trump and […]
Donald Trump’s Doctrine and his predicted policy agenda
Republican candidate for the US Presidential Elections Donald Trump won victory, defeated his rival Hillary Clinton (predicted to be […]
Foreign troops’ bloody re-entry to Afghan battlefield
On 3 November 2016, in an US airstrike in Kunduz province, 32 civilians including many children died, 20 others were […]
Weekly Analysis – Issue Number 179 (October 29-November 5, 2016)
In this issue: Preface Afghan forces’ casualties on the rise: a challenge to the Afghan govt Casualties of the Afghan […]
Afghan forces’ casualties on the rise: a challenge to the Afghan government
In its recent report, Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) has stated that, compared to 2015, in 2016, […]
Increasing poverty in Afghanistan
The World Bank has contributed $120m for reduction of poverty, increasing access to hygienic potable water and improvement of financial […]