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A Precarious Situation: The Taliban’s Uyghur Dilemma

Posted on January 2022 by Ahmed Almoaswes

Since the Taliban’s return to power, the U.S. Federal Reserve has frozen just under $10 billion of Afghanistan’s assets. With a harsh winter about to settle in,...

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The Empowerment of Women: Implications for Development and Peacebuilding in Afghanistan

Posted on March 2021 by Aly Logue

Abstract When investigating why some countries develop and become prosperous and others remain in poverty and conflict, experts have discovered that women can m...

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China sees new diplomatic, economic role in Afghanistan — if it can resolve a 40-year conflict

Posted on January 2019 by admin

By: Elisabeth Siegel China is setting up its second ever overseas military base in Afghanistan in order to train Afghan brigades in counterterrorism efforts, as...

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Violence and fraud set to delay Afghan presidential elections

Posted on January 2019 by admin

Written by Will Waddingham Afghan officials announced on December 26th that the presidential election scheduled for April 2019 will likely be delayed as violenc...

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Rebuilding Afghanistan in Its Own Failed Image

Posted on April 2018 by admin

The Afghani Parliament in 2006. When it comes to the state-building effort in Afghanistan, there would seem to be plenty to criticize in the realm of poor polic...

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