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The Impacts of the Syrian crisis on Afghanistan

By AdminPosted on April 15, 2017Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, SecurityTagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, slideshow, The Impacts of the Syrian crisis on Afghanistan, tickerNo Comments

Since the past Friday, the situation in Syria is dramatically changing. The Syrian government used Sarin chemical weapon in […]

Indonesia in the Afghan foreign policy

By AdminPosted on April 15, 2017Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, PeaceTagged Foreign Policy, Indonesia in the Afghan foreign policy, slideshow, tickerNo Comments

After a three-day trip to Australia, the Afghan President Ashraf Ghani visited Jakarta, the Indonesian capital. In this two-day […]

Afghan-Australia Relations (2001-2017)

By AdminPosted on April 8, 2017Posted in Afghanistan, Economy, Foreign PolicyTagged Afghan-Australia Relations (2001-2017), Afghanistan, Economy, Foreign Policy, slideshow, tickerNo Comments

The Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, heading a high-ranking Afghan delegation, visited Australia on 2 April 2017. In this visit, […]

Afghanistan in 1395: Achievements and failures

By AdminPosted on March 25, 2017Posted in Afghanistan, Economy, Foreign Policy, Peace, Politics, Security, SocietyTagged Afghanistan, Afghanistan in 1395: Achievements and failures, Economy, Foreign Policy, Peace, politics, slideshow, tickerNo Comments

Compared to the past 15 years, 1395 was one of the most challenging years for Afghanistan. In this year, […]

The Kabul-Islamabad-Delhi triangle and the future

By AdminPosted on March 11, 2017Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, SecurityTagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, Security, slideshow, The Kabul-Islamabad-Delhi triangle and the future, tickerNo Comments

The Afghan National Security Advisor Hanif Atmar went on a three-day trip to India last week and participated in […]

The 13Th ECO Conference and Pak-Afghan relations

By AdminPosted on March 4, 2017Posted in Afghanistan, Economy, Foreign PolicyTagged Afghanistan, Economy, Foreign Policy, slideshow, The 13Th ECO Conference and Pak-Afghan relations, tickerNo Comments

Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO) held its 13th summit in Islamabad on Feb 28, 2017, where along with Pakistani Prime […]

From the meeting of ICG to the International Conference of Muslim Ulema

By AdminPosted on March 4, 2017Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, SecurityTagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, From the meeting of ICG to the International Conference of Muslim Ulema, Security, slideshow, tickerNo Comments

Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) hosted a meeting of International Contact Group (ICG) on Afghanistan in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia […]

The Munich Security Conference; its impacts and achievements for Afghanistan

By AdminPosted on February 25, 2017Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, SecurityTagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, Security, slideshow, The Munich Security Conference; its impacts and achievements for Afghanistan, tickerNo Comments

The fifty third Munich Security Conference was held on 17 Feb 2017 in Munich, Germany to examine political and […]

The Afghan-UAE relations after the Kandahar incident

By AdminPosted on February 18, 2017Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign PolicyTagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, slideshow, The Afghan-UAE relations after the Kandahar incident, tickerNo Comments

The United Arab Emirates’ Ambassador in Afghanistan Juma Mohammad Abdullah al-Kaabi, who was injured in an explosion at the […]

Russia and Afghanistan; has mistrust ended?

By AdminPosted on February 11, 2017Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign PolicyTagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, Russia and Afghanistan; has mistrust ended?, slideshow, tickerNo Comments

The Afghan Minister of Foreign Affairs Salahuddin Rabbani traveled Moscow last week while, in the past two years, suspicions […]