Afghanistan and Pakistan; A Joint Struggle against Terrorism
December 16th is an unpleasant day in the history of Pakistan. On December 16th 1971 the Pakistani Army lost battle […]
Analysis of the report published about CIA torture
The U.S. Senate Selected Commission on Intelligence[1] report about the questioning and torture of the prisoners, which is mainly called […]
Violation of Human Rights by Human Rights Supporters
“I can’t breathe” is the expression that reached mouths of most of the political opponents in the U.S. with regard […]
The U.S.: War and Double Gaming
Analysis of Submission of Latifullah Mahsud to Pakistan Afghan-Pak relations, especially after the fall of the Taliban regime, twisted to […]
Negotiations with the Taliban under the Supervision of the UN
Though economic diplomacy is President Ashraf Ghani’s first element in foreign policy, the peace negotiations and the security of the […]
Afghanistan and the war that reached deadlock
Since the fall of communism in 1978, Afghanistan has been witnessing a war up to date which makes 37 years, […]
New Afghan government and its international donors
President Ashraf Ghani and the Executive Chief of the govt. Dr. Abdullah participated in the conference of the foreign ministers […]
The eighteenth SAARC conference and Afghanistan
The eighteenth conference of SAARC, in which the leaders of the member countries participated, took place in Kathmandu the capital […]
The B.S.A. and the Future of Peace in Afghanistan
As expected, the B.S.A. and the pact for existence of the NATO forces in Afghanistan haveapproved by the majority votes […]
Pakistan; The main element of Afghan Foreign Policy
From the last three visits of President Ashraf Ghani, it is clear that he values the neighbouring countries and Islamic […]