Opinions
Will International Engagements with the Taliban Lead to an Inclusive Government in Afghanistan?
By Neelapu Shanti
While Afghans suffer, regional powers chase “strategic interests” — connectivity, resources, proxy wars — all paid for in Afghan blood.
The four years of Taliban rule have be...
The Fall of the Republic: The Collapse of Political Ethics and the Crisis of National Identity in Afghanistan
By Abdul Naser Noorzad
The fall of the republic in 2021 was not merely a political defeat; it was the collapse of political ethics and the fundamental values of Afghan society. This downfall was the result of years of opportunism, nepotism, and kleptocracy, which, under...
Will Peace, Governance and Economy improve under Taliban’s Rule in Afghanistan?
By Neelapu Shanti
Taliban took over Afghanistan by force on August 15, 2021- a devastating moment for over forty million Afghans, marking the collapse of the Afghanistan Republic, dashing the hopes and aspirations of the people.
The...
Afghanistan: A Field of Competition, Not Consensus
By Abdul Naser Noorzad
The majority of Afghan analysts and experts believe that to resolve the current crisis, first a regional consensus and then an international consensus must be formed to solve Afghanistan’s problem. This solution is theoretically plausible, b...
Confused Opposition: Four Years of Missed Opportunities
By Abdul Naser Noorzad
August marks four years since the fall of the Republic and its handover to the terrorist Taliban. During this period, the Taliban have ruthlessly suppressed any form of resistance or rebellion, eliminating even the small...
