Afghanistan’s Economy Threatens to Slow Down in 2018
After two consecutive years of increasing economic growth, Afghanistan’s economic recovery threatens to slow down, the World Bank says.
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Leadership Council: an Alternative Governance Model for Afghanistan
Apart from corruption and warlordism politicking, the Grand National Coalition of Afghanistan is a reflection of the growing need for ...
Afghan Amputee Marchers Embark on Grueling Peace Trek
Twenty Afghan amputees, some in wheelchairs and others on crutches, began a gruelling trek of hundreds of kilometres across Afghanistan.
Real-Time Evaluation of Afghan President Ghani’s Peace Policy
The solutions for making peace with the Taliban presented by President Ghani are a good point of departure, but they ...
Defying Odds, Afghan Girl Gets Top Grades for University Entrance Exams
Tehmeena Painda, a student of a private school in Kabul, left behind over 150,000 candidates – boys and girls – ...
Pakistan’s New Prime Minister to Taste Constraints of Power
Much has been written as to why we should expect major changes from Pakistan’s new Prime Minister, but these expectations ...
Afghanistan’s Humanitarian Crisis and “Memory Loss” of Western Conscience
While UN reports and humanitarian groups are trying their best to remind the world of the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, ...
Demonstrations in North Afghanistan: Lessons on Rule of Law
The centralization of power in Afghanistan affects the country’s political, economic, and social structures. One of the consequences of this ...
Unfolding Emerging Concepts About Afghan Peace Process
To reach peace in Afghanistan, there must be equal focus on both the internal peace dialogue as well as building ...
Why is Afghan Government Afraid of US Direct Talks with Taliban?
Washington’s possible direct talks with the Taliban is a nightmare scenario for Kabul, whose silence is a testament to its ...
Upcoming Elections in Afghanistan Threaten Schools
The upcoming Afghan presidential elections in October will make schools especially vulnerable. More than 60 percent of the voter registration ...
Trump’s Afghanistan Policies Prove Ineffective One Year On
The White House will mark the anniversary of Trump’s Afghanistan and South Asia strategy in August, although many foreign policy ...
Afghan President Ghani’s Ethno-Politics Under Guise of “Fighting Warlordism”
The arrest of an Uzbek commander in the north of Afghanistan has sparked protest in the region. President Mohammad Ashraf ...
Danish-Norwegian Return Center in Kabul Would Experiment with Children’s Lives
Norway and Denmark are trying to pressure Afghan authorities into a new policy of establishing a children’s center in Kabul ...
Afghan Deported from Germany Commits Suicide in Kabul Hotel
An Afghan man deported from Germany has been found dead in a hotel room in Kabul after committing suicide.
Pompeo: There is “Now Hope” for Peace Talks Between Afghan Gov’t, Taliban
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo made a surprise visit to Kabul on Monday where he said there was hope ...
Why Can’t President Ghani End War in Afghanistan?
The Afghan people and the international actors have sensed that President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani's rapacious appetite for power grows in ...
Danish-Norwegian Return Center for Minors in Kabul: Well-Founded Initiative?
Norway and Denmark are closer than ever to establishing a children's center in Kabul for unaccompanied Afghan minors whose asylum ...
Shah Hussain Murtazawi: Afghan President’s Propagandist and Undertaker of Truth
Ever since becoming Afghan President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani's Deputy Spokesperson, Shah Hussain Murtazawi has been the face of the inescapable ...
Afghanistan Celebrates Temporary Ceasefire Amid Calls for Permanent Truce
The declaration of a ceasefire by the government and the Taliban has already sparked a festive mood in Afghanistan where ...
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