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Natalya Zamarayeva

Ph.D (History), Senior Research Fellow, Pakistan section, Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences

TAPI: Prospects and Challenges

Turbulent changes have of late become a common characteristic on the Asian continent. Since the conclusion of a military campaign by the coalition forces of the US / NATO in Afghanistan in December 2014, as a part of their anti-terrorism campaign, major nfrastructural, economic and hydrocarbon projects...

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Pakistan and Afghani Refugees

The problem of Afghan refugees in Pakistan has lasted for several decades. For the first time, world media started talking loudly about three million Afghans who passed through the Hindu Kush to the territory of Pakistan in the early 1980s. In those years, Soviet troops were...

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Negotiations Between Kabul and the Afghan Taliban

At the beginning of July 2015, Pakistan hosted a meeting of representatives of the Afghan Government and the Tehreek-e-Taliban Afghanistan, as part of the commitments to support the Afghan peace and reconciliation process headed by Afghanistan...

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Pakistan and Central Asia: New Phase, Same Goals

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Pakistan – Afghanistan: the End of the “Honeymoon”

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How Close can Afghanistan and Pakistan Get in 2015?

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Pakistan – Afghanistan: an Intelligence War in the Making?

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Pakistan-Afghanistan Relations: Geopolitical Dimensions

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