The September 11 of 2001 was the beginning of wide developments which were aimed at countering terrorism and religious extremism by the US and its allies. The EU, as an important international player and in line with its normative policies and procedures, played a role in this country, while the Afghanistan conflict has become a complicated puzzle for many countries […]
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Reisu-l-ulemu posjetio ambasador Sattler
Šef Delegacije Evropske unije (EU) i Specijalni predstavnik EU u Bosni i Hercegovini ambasador Johann Sattler danas je posjetio reisu-l-ulemu Islamske zajednice u Bosni i Hercegovini Husein-ef. Kavazovića. U prijateljskom razgovoru dvojica sagovornika su razmijenili mišljenja o aktuelnoj političkoj i društvenoj situaciji u Bosni i Hercegovini i regiji Zapadnog Balkana.
Read more ›Afghan Pilots Tell Of Daring Escape From The Taliban, And Of Life In Limbo In Tajikistan
On the banks of a mountain river outside Tajikistan’s capital, in a resort area teeming with hotels and dachas, stands a modern, two-story building flanked by towering trees and lattice fence panels. The state-owned sanatorium near Dushanbe is usually reserved for high-ranking Tajik officials who flock there on weekends or for short vacations.
Read more ›Afghanistan: UN Chief Condemns ‘Horrific’ Attack At Kunduz Mosque
At least 100 worshippers have been killed or injured after a suicide bomber targeted a Shia mosque, in the northern Afghan city of Kunduz, according to news reports, during Friday prayers. The UN chief condemned the “horrific” attack “in the strongest terms”, noting that it represents the third assault on a religious institution, in less than a week.
Read more ›Afghanistan’s Role In China’s Belt And Road Initiative
The Biden administration’s aim in withdrawing U.S. troops from Afghanistan was to reset its global strategic priorities. So far, however, it has undermined Washington’s efforts to contain Beijing, as it alleviated pressure on China’s western front and handed over to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) a very important fulcrum in the heart of Asia. In the past, the U.S. forces […]
Read more ›Afghanistan Regained By Taliban – Analysis
After two decades, Taliban has not only recaptured Afghanistan but also global attention. The US, mulling over the futility of years – at least through three Presidencies – to get out of the ‘forever wars’, finally exited on 31 August from the losing war on terror. In extricating, the full circle from “Taliban to Taliban’ was completed, leaving the poor, […]
Read more ›The Shanghai Cooperation Organization Will Not Fill Any Vacuum In Afghanistan – Analysis
In recent weeks, observers worldwide have debated whether or not China will fill the multiple ‘vacuums’ that the withdrawal of U.S. troops has left in Afghanistan. Some expect Beijing to fill a “financial vacuum” by investing heavily in the country. Others focus on its role in filling the “political vacuum” by helping to legitimize the Taliban government on the international […]
Read more ›Iran, Russia Discuss Regional Issues, Promotion Of Ties
The foreign ministers of Iran and Russia announced at a joint press conference that they have talked about the enhancement of Tehran-Moscow relations, preparations for a presidential meeting, and the regional developments as in Afghanistan and the Caucasus. Speaking at a press conference with his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov, held in Moscow on Wednesday, Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian said […]
Read more ›India’s Foreign Policy And US Strategic Directions Post-Afghanistan Talibanization 2.0 – Analysis
The United States and India conjoined with a Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership and QUAD Security Dialogue stand challenged in 2021 in wake of Afghanistan Talibanisation 2.0 by a militaristic & expansionist Communist China as a ‘Revisionist State’ in collusive virtual military alliance with a ‘Disruptionist Nuclearized Pakistan’ acting as ‘Force Multiplier’ for China’s strategic blueprint. United States and India’s strategic […]
Read more ›Why the World’s Eyes Are on the Afghanistan-Tajikistan Border
Afghanistan and Tajikistan share a 1,400-kilometer border. Recently, a war of words has erupted between Tajikistan’s President Emomali Rahmon and the Taliban government in Kabul. Rahmon censures the Taliban for the destabilization of Central Asia by the export of militant groups, while the Taliban leadership has accused Tajikistan’s government of interference. Earlier this summer, Rahmon mobilized 20,000 troops to the […]
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