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US Withdrawal from Afghanistan: a Predictable Effect
The news of the beginning of the withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan was enthusiastically received by many media outlets worldwide. There have been many positive articles about the benefits of this decision by Washington. American soldiers will stop dying on foreign soil. The US economy will be relieved of the monstrous burden...
Dmitry Bokarev
On China’s Role in Afghanistan
Fearing increasing instability and the risk of widespread civil war in Afghanistan, many countries have recently been working to fill the vacuum created by the US withdrawal from that South Asian country. Thus, regional powers Turkey and Iran actively seek to strengthen their influence. In particular, Turkey, in line with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s expansionist policy...
Vladimir Danilov
Biden’s New War in Afghanistan
When the US president Joe Biden decided to withdraw the US forces from Afghanistan and delivered his ‘victory speech’, he didn’t sound like a winning commander-in-chief of the world’s supposedly most powerful military force, especially the one that failed to defeat the Taliban (banned in Russia even after 20 years of war. America’s self-perceived and self-nurtured sense of invincibility has been further shattered...
Salman Rafi Sheikh
More and More Countries are Trying to Find a Compromise in Afghanistan
Vladimir Danilov
The Slow Decay of a Once-Great Empire?
Viktor Mikhin
What Card is Washington Playing in Afghanistan via Ankara?
Vladimir Danilov
Discussions on the Afghan Problem Continued in Tashkent
Vladimir Terehov
The SCO Devises a ‘Regional Approach’ to Afghanistan
Salman Rafi Sheikh
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