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Afghan Fighters are Not Going to Build an 'Inclusive Regime'
Twenty years after American troops ousted the Taliban (a movement banned in the Russian Federation from power in Afghanistan, militants of this group announced the formation of an interim government. Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid stressed that the government he announced has a temporary status, de facto, with all acting cabinet members...
Vladimir Danilov
9/11, a Personal Journey Down the Rabbit Hole
We all remember 9/11 as we remember so many other days, the Challenger disaster, the Kennedy murders or, for me, the fall of Saigon. For me, 9/11 began a new journey. I had some years ago tried to move my own career from defense and intelligence endeavors to the sane and rational, real work with real people. Defense and intelligence work is hardly real...
Gordon Duff
East vs. West: Two Approaches to Dealing with Extremism
The New York Times in its September 3, 2021 article, “New Zealand Police Kill ‘Extremist’ Who Stabbed 6 in ISIS-Inspired Attack,” would report that a Sri Lankan national injured 6 people before being shot to death by police. The article revealed that the suspect arrived in New Zealand in 2011 and has been “known to security forces since 2016.” The article added...
Brian Berletic
Washington Makes a Key Bet in Central Asia on Uzbekistan
Valery Kulikov
Afghanistan: Is US Cooperation with the Taliban Power Possible?
Viktor Mikhin
Why China and Russia May Choose to Help the Taliban Government?
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Yet More Afghan-related Factors Affecting the Taiwan Problem
Vladimir Terehov
King of Jordan Takes Over Regional Settlement
Vladimir Danilov
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