Turkmenistan hosts discussions on assistance to Afghanistan
By: The Kabul Times KABUL: Promoting economic connectivity through regional stability was the focus of an OSCE-supported preparatory meeting of the Regional Technical Groups (RTG)...
Category : Opinion
Relation between nuclear tests and disarmament in South Asia
By: Dr.Rajkumar Singh With India and Pakistan having completed their nuclear tests the emerging picture needed to be analysed carefully. There was a view that with...
Arbitration instead of litigation
By: Fardin “Jamal” Introduction: While talking in relation to solving a dispute in Afghanistan, most of people might start thinking about the courts. Whereas, there...
Is the Balkans splitting the EU apart ?
By: Pyotr Iskenderov The European Union is going through a serious internal crisis over the prospects of its further expansion, with the main line of...
Unemployment and its impact on individual, society and country
By: Shaheen Waqibeen Executive Summary The situation of Afghanistan is today undermined by the convergence of demographic, social, economic, and of course, political challenges. Recent...
British policy and the spread of Baloch around Afghanistan
By: Dr. Rajkumar Singh The concept of Balochistan as a nation-state was formed in 1410. Stretching till Iran to the West and Afghanistan to the...
Afghanistan and the Central Asian countries
By: Abdul Naser Noorzad From diplomacy to economic transaction Common threats like terrorism, drugs and increasing religious fundamentalism are the most urgent challenges of a...
OSCE roundtable: Afghanistan should be source of opportunities
By: The Kabul Times Kazakh Minister of Foreign Affairs Mukhtar Tileuberdi called for a multilateral approach to achieve stability in Afghanistan on October 9 at...
Focus on UN, US report on Farah civilian casualties
By: Desk of Reporters KABUL: The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) released a statement late on last week (Wednesday) saying that at least...
Afghanistan-Sri Lanka: Natural Partners in Democracy and Development
By: M. Ashraf Haidari Despite occasional challenges, Sri Lanka’s democracy is vibrant and resilient, inspiring younger democracies such as Afghanistan. The past four decades have hardly...