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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

Washington Makes a Key Bet in Central Asia on Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan has always been of interest to the United States because it is a “key state” bordering all countries in the region as Zbigniew Brzezinski put it in his book “The Grand Chessboard.” With the beginning of the “war on terror” in 2001, the USA leased a military base in Karshi Khanabad in Uzbekistan. However, relations between Tashkent and Washington...

Valery Kulikov

Why China and Russia May Choose to Help the Taliban Government?

If there is one central reason that explains why Russia and China have decided to develop relations with the Taliban government in Afghanistan, it is the US inability to defeat and dismantle the terror networks that exist in Afghanistan today. Even after twenty years of fighting, the US retreated from Afghanistan without defeating the Taliban...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Yet More Afghan-related Factors Affecting the Taiwan Problem

Vladimir Terehov

King of Jordan Takes Over Regional Settlement

Vladimir Danilov

Middle East and the Shadow of Events in Afghanistan

Yuriy Zinin

A Chronicle of the Pre-election Race in ROK: What Topics the Candidates are Delving Into

Konstantin Asmolov

How Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Turkmenistan View the Change of Power in Afghanistan

Petr Konovalov

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