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an independent, non-profit, and non-governmental research organization established in July 2009 in Kabul.

The Centre for Strategic and Regional Studies (CSRS)

Legitimacy of Afghanistan’s Current System: The Need for a Constitution

By adminPosted on November 1, 2022Posted in Afghanistan, Research, Weekly Analysis, Weekly Analysis PDFTagged Afghanistan, Constitution, government, societyNo Comments

The new constitution shall be drafted such that will be accepted to the entire nation, reflecting their values and their will. All cultural and Islamic values should be carefully taken into account.

COAL: THE MAIN SOURCE OF THE NATIONAL REVENUE OF AFGHANISTAN

By adminPosted on September 12, 2022Posted in Afghanistan, Economy, Weekly Analysis, Weekly Analysis PDFTagged Afghanistan, Economy, government, Peace, slideshow, talibanNo Comments

By: Center for Strategic & Regional Studies Note: Click here for the PDF file of this analysis. ___________________________________________________________________ In this issue: Coal: The Main […]

The NUG: from John Kerry’s power broker deal to extension of NUG

By adminPosted on April 17, 2016Posted in Afghanistan, PoliticsTagged Afghanistan, Bilateral Security Agreement, BSA, Foreign Policy, government, National Unity, Peace, Security, slideshow, the United States, tickerNo Comments

The US Secretary of States John Kerry came to Kabul in a surprise visit on April 9; his trip takes […]

The 1395 and the challenges ahead

By adminPosted on March 19, 2016Posted in Afghanistan, Economy, Peace, Politics, Security, SocietyTagged Afghan Refugees, Afghanistan, Corruption, Economy, government, National Unity, Peace, politics, Security, slideshow, tickerNo Comments

Afghanistan faced serious problems and challenges in the past year and one can call it the most challenging year […]

The expanding Kabul-Beijing military ties

By adminPosted on March 6, 2016Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign PolicyTagged Afghanistan, China, Foreign Policy, government, National Unity, pakistan, Region & World, Russia, Security, slideshow, tickerNo Comments

Chinese Military Chief General Fang Fenghui in an unannounced trip visited Kabul and met the Afghan senior officials including Afghan […]

Pak-Afghan Ties: From Language Diplomacy to Peace Process

By adminPosted on December 5, 2015Posted in Afghanistan, Peace, PoliticsTagged Afghanistan, Cold War, Conclusion, Conference, Foreign Policy, government, National Unity, Pak-Afghan, politics, Region & World, Relations, Security, slideshow, taliban, tickerNo Comments

Last week, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and Pakistani Premier Nawaz Sharif met in Paris at the sidelines of Climate Change […]

Internal Disputes of the Taliban and the experience of Splinter group

By adminPosted on November 15, 2015Posted in Afghanistan, PeaceTagged Afghanistan, breakaway group, government, Insurgency, internal dispute, Peace, politics, slideshow, Splinter Group, taliban, tickerNo Comments

Last week, the news on the breakaway group of the Taliban widely broadcasted in Afghan and international media. The Taliban […]

The National Unity Government without a coherent Strategy

By adminPosted on November 15, 2015Posted in Afghanistan, PoliticsTagged Afghanistan, Conclusion, government, National Unity, slideshow, tickerNo Comments

A year has passed, however, the National Unity Government (NUG) is yet to become a symbol of unity; moreover, inconsistency […]

The Possibility of China and Russia’s Military Cooperation with Afghanistan

By adminPosted on October 25, 2015Posted in Afghanistan, SecurityTagged Afghanistan, China, Conclusion, Cooperation, Daesh, Foreign Policy, government, National Unity, Russia, slideshow, tickerNo Comments

It seems that with the withdrawal of American forces in Afghanistan and extending the war in this war-torn country, the […]

The increasing concerns of Central Asian Republics and Russia regarding Afghanistan

By adminPosted on October 18, 2015Posted in Afghanistan, PoliticsTagged Bilateral Security Agreement, BSA, Central Asia, Daesh, Foreign Policy, government, Insurgency, ISIS, Kunduz, pakistan, Peace, Russia, slideshow, the United States, tickerNo Comments

For the last six months the one-after-another falls of some regions and districts in the north of Afghanistan had created […]