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Afghanistan

Afghanistan — an “Assembly Area” in the Indo-Pacific?

With the onset of the final phase for the US military to withdraw from Afghanistan, the 200-year problem associated with this country is going back to its traditional state of uncertainty, which has always served as a source of headaches for the leading (at this historical moment players. Today, it is turning out to be a consequence of the current world leader realizing...

Vladimir Terehov

What will Turkey Do in Afghanistan?

At a time when the United States and NATO are hastily withdrawing their troops from Afghanistan, on top of chaos and the general population fleeing abroad in a panic and the Afghan military being abandoned by former Western instructors, the opposition is growing in Turkey to Erdoğan’s plans to take over from the United States in the IRA. Let us recall that according...

Vladimir Danilov

Will Afghanistan Become Everybody Else’s Problem with the US and NATO Withdrawal?

The situation in Afghanistan is like the ending of Charlie’s Wilson war. In the endgame there is no saving face and no victory is won. In fact a great vacuum remains, despite 20 years of US and NATO partner attempts to nation-building. It is not as if they did not know how it would end, sooner or later, as with Vietnam and the Pentagon Papers...

Henry Kamens

Chaos in Afghanistan is of No Use to Anyone

Vladimir Odintsov

Afghanistan Faces a New Future With Some Positive Signs

James ONeill

The US Withdrawal Isn’t the End of the War in Afghanistan

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Why is the US Creating a Nexus of Regional Instability around Afghanistan?

Vladimir Danilov

Afghanistan is Once Again in the Taliban’s Clutches

Viktor Mikhin

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