Analysis & Opinion
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Trump’s Travel to Afghanistan?
Afghanistan is the best place for him to make an unexpected trip to visit US troops. There is this possibility that he might travel to US military base (in Afghanistan) a month later, during Christmas holiday, just like what Barak…
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From Delaying Election to Interim Government; April 20 Election Becomes Bit Clear
The formation of an interim administration has been raised in the past year. Political sources say the issue of delaying presidential election is related to the formation of the interim government...
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Current War Not Stalemate for Taliban
the armed opposition of the government has a better position than Kabul and the White House on the battlefield...
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Martyr Kazemi; Bound Point of Ethnic Groups and Example of Struggle for Justice
This suggests that he was thinking about national unity, the formation of an inclusive government, holding elections, and electing the country’s leader by the people, as well as the reunion of various ethnic groups in the country after the wartime…
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What is IEC’s Final Word?
If the election commission declares the results of the parliamentary election after the registration process of the presidential election, it confirms that this institution is listening to the demands of the presidency...
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Where is Khalilzad?
These days there is no news about Zalmay Khalilzad. This abstention is questionable, just like his new mission in Afghanistan. US special envoy to Afghanistan Zalmay Khalilzad’s new mission is to lead talks with the Taliban
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Taliban’s U-Turn; Raziq was the Target of Kandahar Attack or Miller?
The question is that why the group changed its stance after 6 days, saying the target was General Miller. What factor is behind the issue?
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Afghan National or Non-National Election; What is the Taliban’s View?
Recently, Taliban vowed that election is an American process in Afghanistan, saying they will disrupt the upcoming elections. In addition, Taliban called on the Afghan people to boycott the election
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Ziaulhaq Amarkhil; Safe from Court and Resident of ARG
The political parties and public opinion of the country that participated in the elections significantly demanded that members of the electoral commission's leadership, including Mr. Ziaulhaq Amarkhail, should be tried in court, which did not happen...
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Internal Differences Pave way for Americans to Interfere in Election
Afghan politicians should not provide grounds for foreign intervention in the electoral process. This happened in the 2014 presidential election, and the consequences of that intervention are now clear to the public in Afghanistan. In that time, two electoral teams…
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