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• Afghanistan conundrum – Pakistan Observer

  THE current, hard line approach adopted by the Afghan government has little or no chance of success unless a comprehensive approach, including a political reconciliation process, Read More »

• PAKISTAN FULLY SUPPORTS ALL EFFORTS FOR PEACE, STABILITY IN AFGHANISTAN – Radio Pakistan

  Pakistan wants peace and stability in Afghanistan and ready to support all efforts towards this end. This was stated by National Security Adviser said that Nasser Read More »

• Afghan security needs urgent attention in wake of blast – Global Times China

  A suicide blast ripped through the diplomatic quarter of Kabul, Afghanistan Wednesday, causing at least 90 deaths and hundreds of injuries, according to media reports. Afghan Read More »

• Clouds of third Afghan war?- Daily Times Pakistan

  No words are enough to condemn the dastardly truck bombing in Kabul that took at least 80 lives and left hundreds wounded, some of them fatally. Read More »

• Afghanistan to hold international peace conference – PAK Tribune

  ISLAMABAD: Afghanistan will hold an international conference on peace, security and reconciliation next week in Kabul at a time when Taliban insurgents have intensified fighting and Read More »

• Community leaders in Afghanistan’s west debate prospects for peace – MILTECH

  FARAH – At a UN-backed, three-day symposium, leaders from across the western province of Farah debated ways to enhance prospects for peace and reconciliation in their communities. Read More »

• UNAMA Receives Petition On Hizb-e-Islami’s Hekmatyar – TOLO News

  On Thursday afternoon, the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) received a petition requesting justice for the victims of crimes allegedly committed by Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, leader Read More »

• UNAMA receives petition for the trial of crimes committed by Hekmatyar -Khaama Press

  The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) said Thursday that the mission has received a petition for the trial of Hezb-e-Islami leader for the alleged Read More »

• U.S. Policy in Afghanistan: Changing Strategies, Preserving Gains – Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

  Although considerable security, political, and economic progress has been made in Afghanistan, much remains to be done to attain long-term stability and extinguish the Taliban insurgency. Read More »

• More bad choices in Afghanistan? (Negotiating changes in urban areas with the cogent grip of a doggedly resistant Afghan Taliban on vast swathes of rural territory represents a singular challenge in Afghanistan) – Daily Times Pakistan

  President Trump is finally set to address his country’s longest running war with a ‘new’ policy for Afghanistan. With an increase in the number of troops Read More »