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Afghanistan

Is there a Way Out of the Afghan Deadlock?

Afghanistan has always been of particular interest to world powers and they would most certainly try to conquer it. But not for the sake of earning bragging rights, but to secure control over a bridgehead connecting the countries of Central and South Asia. It is for this reason that over...

Martin Berger

Afghanistan: Negotiations or a US Military Defeat?

While the Trump administration may think otherwise and even take the credit for initiating dialogue with the Taliban on an unprecedented level with a view to pulling the US out of Afghanistan, there can hardly be any doubt that negotiations, after 17 years of continuous war, are nothing…

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Military-technical Cooperation between Russia and Afghanistan: History and Future Prospects

For several decades now, a civil war has been raging in the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, which is rife with terrorism. This breeding ground of instability threatens Central Asia, South Asia, and indirectly all the Eurasian nations. Russia is among nations that have...

Dmitry Bokarev

Moscow Initiative Compliments the Afghan-Led Peace Process

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Central Asian Power Industry to Support Afghan Economy

Dmitry Bokarev

Is there Any Sort of Peaceful Future for Afghanistan?

Martin Berger

How was Washington Planning to Prevail in Afghanistan, Anyhow?

Martin Berger

Why the United States Will Not Leave Afghanistan Voluntarily

James ONeill

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