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Afghanistan

Taliban's approach to Qosh Tepa channel, consequences and prospects

Despite nominal opposition to the canal from downstream countries, there are advantages to co-operating with the Taliban government on this issue.

Samyar Rostami

Afghanistan in the unyielding hands of the ‘democratic’ United States

The 2001 invasion and the following US occupation of the country, which lasted until 2021, left behind terrible, protracted consequences that can still be felt today. Seeing the example of Afghanistan, the world has clearly seen the ‘charms’ of US governance of the whole world.

Viktor Mikhin

Women's Rights in Afghanistan and Global Response

Since the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan, on 15th August 2021, world leaders have shown great concerns about women’s rights in the country. The interim Afghan Taliban government holds that the women’s rights issues are the internal issues of the country and the world has no right to meddle in its internal matters. However, Afghanistan is a signatory of multiple international treaties that bound it to provide equal rights to women and ensure human rights.

Abbas Hashemite

Understanding Afghanistan's Complex Societal Dynamics

Taut Bataut

Visit of Afghan scientists to Russia

Nikolay Plotnikov

Another impasse in Western-Afghanistan relations

Madi Khalis Maalouf

Central Asia and Afghanistan: New routes and economic opportunities for the region

Boris Kushhov

Unsuccessful UN Conference on Afghanistan

Abbas Hashemite

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