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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)

Tensions between the Islamic Emirate and the Pakistani Government: Their Impact on Bilateral Relations

By adminPosted on January 9, 2025Posted in Foreign Policy, Recent Analysis, Weekly Analysis PDFTagged Afghanistan, Pak-Afghan, pakistan, Region & World, weekly analysisNo Comments

The main reason behind the recent conflict between the Islamic Emirate and Pakistan is the issue of Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). The Pakistani government accuses the Islamic Emirate of providing safe havens to TTP and collaborating with them across the Durand Line. Although the Islamic Emirate has consistently denied these allegations, asserting that Afghan soil will not be used against anyone, Pakistan does not trust these statements. Consequently, Pakistan has continued to conduct airstrikes in Paktika and other regions, claiming to target TTP fighters.

AN OVERVIEW OF THE ECONOMIC RELATIONS BETWEEN AFGHANISTAN AND PAKISTAN DURING THE PERIOD OF THE ISLAMIC EMIRATE

By adminPosted on October 12, 2023Posted in Afghanistan, Analysis, Economy, Recent Analysis, Weekly Analysis PDFTagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, Pak-Afghan, pakistan, slideshow, weekly analysisNo Comments

As an important neighbor of Afghanistan, it is imperative to establish political relations with Pakistan to bolster economic ties between the two nations. The deterioration of political relations has had an adverse impact on economic relations.

Kabul-Islamabad Ties after Election of Imran Khan

By AdminPosted on September 22, 2018Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign PolicyTagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, Kabul-Islamabad Ties after Election of Imran Khan, Pak-Afghan, pakistan, slideshow, tickerNo Comments

After Imran Khan took office as Pakistani Prime Minister (PM) and the establishment of a new government there, Pakistani […]

Afghan-Pak Ties; New Efforts of Trust-Building

By AdminPosted on June 23, 2018Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign PolicyTagged Afghan-Pak Ties; New Efforts of Trust-Building, Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, Pak-Afghan, pakistan, slideshow, taliban, tickerNo Comments

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

By AdminPosted on June 23, 2018Posted in Afghanistan, PeaceTagged A Look at the Temporary Ceasefire and its Impact on the Peace Process, Afghanistan, pakistan, Peace, slideshow, taliban, the United States, tickerNo Comments

The Taliban declared a three-day ceasefire against government forces for the first time since 2001 and beginning of war […]

Will Kabul-Islamabad Ties Ameliorate?

By AdminPosted on April 21, 2018Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign PolicyTagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, pakistan, slideshow, ticker, Will Kabul-Islamabad Ties Ameliorate?No Comments

By Hekmatullah Zaland / CSRS In recent years and after the formation of National Unity Government (NUG), tensions between […]

The US-Pakistan tenuous relations and its impacts on Afghanistan

By AdminPosted on January 13, 2018Posted in Global issues & Politics, Region & WorldTagged Afghanistan, pakistan, Region & World, slideshow, the United States, The US-Pakistan tenuous relations and its impacts on Afghanistan, tickerNo Comments

Since the first day of January 2018, a new phase has started in Washington-Islamabad relations. For the first time, […]

The Peace Process: negotiations to start the negotiations

By AdminPosted on November 25, 2017Posted in Afghanistan, PeaceTagged Afghanistan, pakistan, Peace, Relations, Security, slideshow, The Peace Process: negotiations to start the negotiations, tickerNo Comments

Talks between the Afghan politicians and civil activists on the one side and the members of the Taliban’s political […]

The Durand Line and its impact on Pak-Afghan ties

By AdminPosted on November 11, 2017Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign PolicyTagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, pakistan, slideshow, The Durand Line and its impact on Pak-Afghan ties, tickerNo Comments

While Pakistan’s move to construct a border wall across the imaginary Durand Line was highly opposed in Afghanistan, Recently […]

Kabul-Delhi ties and the increasing pressures on Islamabad

By AdminPosted on October 28, 2017Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, Politics, SecurityTagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, Kabul-Delhi ties and the increasing pressures on Islamabad, pakistan, Peace, politics, Security, slideshow, tickerNo Comments

The Afghan President went to India on a one-day trip last week and met the Indian Prime Minister Narendra […]