The research and analytical report on “Afghanistan in the past one and a half decades” is completed
CSRS’s research and analytical report about the country’s various sectors in the past one and a half decade is completed.
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Weekly Analysis – Issue Number 184 (December 3-10, 2016)
In this issue: Preface Do mosques and Islamic Culture subjects train terrorists? “Terrorism”; an ambiguous and disputed term The
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Do mosques and Islamic Culture subjects train terrorists?
Speaking at the Afghan Parliament, a member of Jamiat-e-Islami Abdul Hafiz Mansoor labeled mosques and Islamic Culture subjects [1] (an
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The heart of Asia Conference and its impacts on the region
The sixth Heart of Asia Ministerial Conference on Afghanistan was held in Amritsar, India where representatives of 40 countries and
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Weekly Analysis – Issue Number 183 (November 26-December 3, 2016)
In this issue: Preface Efforts to improve Kabul-Islamabad relations Pak-Afghan relations after Torkham incident Efforts to rebuild relations after
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Efforts to improve Kabul-Islamabad relations
The Afghan President Ashraf Ghani met Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif at the sidelines of the Global Conference on Sustainable
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The Kabul-Ashgabat relations and the significance of the Atamura-Akina railway line
The Afghan president participated and delivered a speech in “Global Conference on Sustainable Transport” in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan. The conference
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Weekly Analysis – Issue Number 182 (November 19-26, 2016)
In this issue: Preface Evaluation of NUG’s fight against Corruption Corruption in Afghanistan The NUG’s anti-corruption struggle Why did the
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Evaluation of NUG’s fight against Corruption
Transparency International released a report on anti-corruption struggle in Afghanistan last week. The report states that the Afghan government’s
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The ELA program; shortcomings and contradictory statistics
Afghanistan is one of the three countries where the illiteracy rate has vastly challenged the society. After two African countries,
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