Thirty Years Since April 1992 – Fragmentation Upon Success
In April 1992, the Afghan Mujahideen triumphed over the Soviet-installed regime in Kabul. It was one of the most important ...
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Afghanistan Quarterly – Newsletter
The past three months in Afghanistan have been interesting. The Afghan government achieved a rare feat. It attained, through its ...
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Twenty Years Later: The American Invasion of Afghanistan
On the twentieth anniversary of the American invasion of Afghanistan, Ibrahim Moiz walks through the turbulent events of 2001 that ...
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Why Kabul’s Disintegration Is Its Own Doing
As the US withdrawal gathers pace and the Taliban seize strategic districts, it is worth remembering how the Afghan government's ...
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The era of regional interference in Afghanistan needs to end, let’s try diplomacy and cooperation
The US-Taliban Peace Agreement is under pressure due to tensions between both sides while regional powers are jumping in to ...
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The Durand Line: Beyond Nationalist Fables
For decades, the Durand Line has triggered deeply emotional debates in Afghanistan and Pakistan. As is usual, what was a ...
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Review of ‘Tales from the life of Bruce Wannell Adventurer, Linguist, Orientalist’
The book on Bruce Wannell could be equally entitled Scholar, Spy and Sufi as I will discuss below. Bruce Wannell ...
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Amina Khan, Pakistan’s role in the Afghan Peace Process
In this episode, Ahmed-Waleed Kakar and Sangar Paykhar are hosting Amina Khan. She is the Director Centre for Middle East ...
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Kashmir and the Taliban
The Taliban have been busy. Domestically, a gut wrenching attack took place in a maternity ward in an MSF hospital ...
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