Afghanistan Begins Covid Vaccine Campaign Amid Surge in Violence
Afghanistan has launched a Covid-19 vaccination campaign aimed at inoculating hundreds of thousands, as the war-weary nation reels from near-daily ...
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Flash Floods Kill More Than 70 in Afghanistan
Rescue workers in Afghanistan searched Wednesday for survivors of flash floods that killed more than 70 people and destroyed hundreds ...
Afghan President to Push for Peace Talks with Taliban
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani will pursue yet another attempt at peace with the Taliban starting Monday. The militant Islamic group ...
Afghan Peace Process Risks Collapse as Violence Flares
Two months after the US and the Taliban signed a deal Washington heralded as the way to end Afghanistan's war, ...
UN Sec. Council Approves US-Taliban Deal as Afghan Gov. Agrees to Release POWs
The U.N. Security Council on Tuesday unanimously approved a United States' resolution on the recent deal between the U.S. and ...
Rockets Mar Afghan President’s Swearing-In as Rival Inaugurates Self
Rocket fire interrupted the swearing-in ceremony Monday for Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, whose second-term win has been undercut by his ...
US-Taliban Peace Deal: Lesson in Dangers of Militarized Foreign Policy
The US-Taliban peace deal is a face-saving fig leaf for US withdrawal from Afghanistan, resulting from the failure to defeat ...
Afghanistan’s Quest for Peace Continues Despite US-Taliban Deal
The US-Taliban peace agreement is an important first step but lacks a tangible significance for bringing peace to Afghanistan.
Afghanistan Needs Trade, Not Military Might and War
If Afghanistan wants to establish itself as a legitimate and influential regional regime, then military might and war are not ...
Afghanistan’s Parliamentary Election: Rise of the Youth
Whatever the results will be at the end of today’s election in Afghanistan, the future seems to be bright. The ...
Afghanistan: a State in Disguise Under Tribal Monocracy
For peace to transpire, the Taliban need to make peace with the Grand National Coalition of Afghanistan (GNCA) leaders who ...
Khalilzad as US Special Envoy for Afghanistan: the Good, the Bad or the Ugly?
The news that former U.S. diplomat Zalmay Khalilzad may come back to Afghanistan as the U.S. special envoy for the country ...
Afghan Ethnopolitics Jeopardizes US National Security
The ruling tribal elites in Afghanistan are masters of demagoguery with a web of influential support to promote their hidden ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
Ethno-Nationalism Threatens Afghanistan and the Region
Ethno-nationalism has created various shapes and forms of dogmatic ethno-nationalists in Afghanistan. Some of them, like the Taliban, have embraced ...
Afghanistan’s First Lady’s Paradox: Emancipator or Conventionalist?
Afghanistan is progressing towards a social, political and cultural transformation. An important element is the empowerment of women, but First ...
Identity Politics in Afghanistan: Nation-State or State-Nation?
Afghanistan is home to a large number of ethnic groups, but its four principal tribes are Pashtuns, Tajiks, Hazaras, and ...
Women in Afghanistan Rise for Peace Challenging Taliban
After years of raging violence and bloodshed, women in conservative Afghanistan have risen for peace and against terrorism.
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