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Dr. Jawid Ahmad Baktash, Abdul Basir Osmany, Mursal Dawodi Faculty of Computer Science, Kabul University Abstract As in today’s businesses the process of acquiring, validating, storing and protecting the data is a critical and vital subject. Therefore, effective data management acts as an important part of organizations IT systems that …
Read More »CENTENNIAL OF TURKISH-AFGHAN DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS!
By Oğuzhan ERTUĞRUL Today marks the centennial anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Turkey and Afghanistan. Ankara Government was officially recognized today by Afghanistan through the Treaty of Alliance signed on 1 March 1921. I use the term “Ankara Government”, because Turkey is founded in 1923, and in …
Read More »China Actively Upholds Multilateralism, Jointly Building a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind with Afghanistan
Wang Yu, Chinese Ambassador to Afghanistan The world today is caught between a pandemic of the century and momentous changes never seen in the last one hundred years. Human society is going through the most serious pandemic in the past century, and the world economy is witnessing the worst recession …
Read More »Re imagining Diplomacy in the Post-COVID World: An Indian Perspective
We enter 2021, hoping to put the COVID-19 pandemic behind us. While each society has dealt with it uniquely, global diplomacy will nevertheless focus on common concerns and shared lessons. Much of that revolves around the nature of globalization. Our generation has been conditioned to think of that …
Read More »Bringing Afghan Women into the Peace Process
More than Just a Seat at the Table By Lida Nadery Hedayat While negotiations for peace in Afghanistan represent an important step forward for the country’s future, any dogmatic changes could place Afghan women’s rights at risk. Nascent gains in women’s rights over the past decade and a half are …
Read More »Marking One Year Milestone of US-Taliban Peace Deal
By Nadir shah Katawazai The Peace Deal between the US and Taliban signed in late February 2020, consists of four main points. The first and the most crucial step were to break the ice between the Afghan government and Taliban through intra-afghan dialogue that became the turning point of the …
Read More »Sheikh acquittal nails Pakistan’s terror farce
Ghafoor Ahmad The acquittal of notorious terrorist, Omar Saeed Sheikh, by the Supreme Court of Pakistan court is a grave travesty of justice and a clear pointer to how the Pakistan Army has subverted even the highest judiciary to protect its terrorist proteges. Sheikh is not the first terrorist to …
Read More »China Pursues an independent foreign policy of peace
By Wang Yu, Chinese Ambassador to Afghanistan China consistently pursues an independent foreign policy of peace and conducts friendly cooperation with other countries in line with the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence. On this basis, China has diplomatic relations with 179 countries in the world and partnerships of various forms …
Read More »The Scene Behind al-Qaeda and Iran Relations
By Rabbani Feroz Al Qaeda’s second-highest leader, accused of being one of the masterminds of the deadly 1998 attacks on American embassies in Africa, was killed in Iran three months ago, which has been confirmed by intelligence officials. United States accused Iran of providing new terrorist base for Al-Qaida. After …
Read More »Geopolitics and Conflict of Afghanistan
By Saifullah Ahmadzai Yesterday, Tuesday on 19/ Jan/ 2021, Mahmood Tarzi Think Tank of the Regional Studies Center, Academy of Sciences of Afghanistan held a scientific gathering title “Geopolitics and Conflicts of Afghanistan”. Dr. Sardar Mohammad Rahimi who has done PhD in Geopolitics and currently serving as deputy of quality …
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