CRSS-ASC congratulates all Afghan friends on their 98th Yom-e-Istiqlal (Independence Day)

Posted on August 19, 2017 at September 7, 2017 by admin

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We at the Center for Research and Security Studies (CRSS) pray for political peace and economic progress in Afghanistan.

We also welcome the foundation-laying of Afghanistan’s Embassy in the Diplomatic Enclave next to the Embassy of China.

Deputy Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan H.E. Nasir Ahmad Andisha attended both the national day reception at a local hotel as well as the ground-breaking for the new building. As of now the embassy operates out of Islamabad’s residential area. The media reported the reception attended by the chief guest and Federal Minister General Qadir Baloch, National Security Advisor General Nasir Khan Janjua, prominent Pashtoon leaders such as Afrasiab Khattak and Mehmood Khan Achakzai. Both Qadir Baloch and Ambassador Omar Zakhilwal vowed to pursue peace and cooperation.

The jirga, Track-II, and Af-Pak peace

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‘With state initiatives failing to restore peace, initiatives such as Track II diplomacy could help reduce the level of tensions

Will Afghanistan’s cycle of violence ever end?

Posted by admin - May 4, 2018 0

It has been four decades since the communist coup in Afghanistan on April 27, 1978, which was followed by the

Ghani issues new instructions to armed forces until peace talks formally begins

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August 7, 2019 President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani has instructed the national defense and security forces to concentrate on suppressing the

Afghan president bans Pakistani trucks from entering Afghanistan

Posted by admin - October 23, 2017 0

October 23, 2017 Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has issued a decree banning Pakistani trucks from entering the country via the

Failure to provide strike data by US-led NATO mission raises concerns about the transparency of its air war

Posted by admin - November 23, 2017 0

The Bureau of Investigative Journalism was unable to obtain crucial monthly strike data from Resolute Support, the US-led Nato mission in Afghanistan,