An Afghan’s Perspective: Why the US Should Not Withdraw from Afghanistan
Since the 9/11 attacks, the U.S. and its allies have overthrown the totalitarian regime of the Taliban in Afghanistan and replaced it with a democratic government. Al-Qaida leader, Osama Bin Laden has been killed in Pakistan. Overall, Afghanistan is more prosperous than ever and there has not been a major terrorist attack in the U.S.…
Read More ›The Art of the Deal with Afghanistan’s Mess
The U.S. finds itself at the right place, at the right time, but it has chosen the wrong individuals as partners. Partnership with Afghanistan is vital to the U.S., and it’s endorsed by the Afghans through a lengthy and democratic process.
Read More ›Saving Afghanistan From the Edge of Failure
In the last two years, Afghanistan has been facing unprecedented challenges. However, several major development projects have initiated, launched or completed.
Read More ›Standing by Afghanistan: the strategic choice
Afghanistan’s defence and security forces face enormous challenges. They are countering an insurgency of well-equipped guerrilla fighters, who enjoy the unconditional support of organised crime, international terrorists and some neighboring countries. They are on the front line of the fight against terrorist groups including Al-Qaida, so-called Islamic State and the Haqqani Network. Moreover – as…
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