11 Apr International Security, ISK, Resources, Taliban History is reiterating itself: The Taliban must learn from its past April 11, 2025 By 0 comments By Sidiqullah Sahel It is believed that those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it. The proverb best fits the curre... Continue reading
08 Apr Geopolitics, International Security, Resources, Taliban Could Bagram Air Base Shift to U.S. Control? The Uncertain U.S.-Taliban Deal at Play April 11, 2025 Featured By 0 comments By Irfan Yar Reports of a potential Taliban handover of Bagram Air Base to the United States raise critical questions about the evol... Continue reading
08 Mar Analysis, Geopolitics, ISK, Radicalism, Resources, Taliban The Death of Hamid Ul Haq Haqqani: Implications for Extremism and Regional Security March 8, 2025 By By Irfan Yar Hamid Ul Haq Haqqani, a prominent Pakistani cleric and administrator of Darul Uloom Haqqania, was assassinated in a tar... Continue reading
21 Feb Analysis, Geopolitics, ISK, Radicalism, Resources, Taliban, Uncategorized Why the Islamic State Khorasan and the Taliban are at War April 18, 2025 By By Sumit Mishra On 27th August 2021, merely twelve days after the takeover of Kabul by the Taliban, a fedayee (suicide bomber) belon... Continue reading
21 Feb Analysis, Geopolitics, ISK, Radicalism, Resources, Taliban, Uncategorized Realpolitik in Afghanistan: Way forward for India March 8, 2025 By 0 comments Authors: Bhargava Reddy & Vinay N Bhushan In August, the internationally recognized Afghan government – the Islamic Republic of ... Continue reading
23 Oct Analysis, Geopolitics, Radicalism, Resources, Taliban, topics, Uncategorized Reinforcing Justice: The UN Human Rights Council’s Role in Addressing Afghanistan’s Human Rights Violations April 11, 2025 By 0 comments By Cara Rau The recent deliberations of the United Nations Human Rights Council (HRC) on the human rights situation in Afghanistan r... Continue reading
16 Aug Geopolitics, International Security, Resources, topics, Uncategorized Wagner’s Grip: How Russia’s Private Army Exploits CAR’s Resources and Fuels Conflict April 11, 2025 By 0 comments By Cara Rau In the turbulent socio-political landscape of the Central African Republic (CAR), the Wagner Group—a private military co... Continue reading
02 Aug Geopolitics, International Security Competing Imperialistic Pillars: How Iran, Israel, Saudi Arabia, and Türkiye Shape the Middle Eastern Security Landscape April 5, 2025 By 0 comments By Stephen Do Rego The Middle East’s geopolitical landscape is shaped by a complex interplay of historical legacies, reli... Continue reading
21 Feb Analysis, Geopolitics, Radicalism, Resources, Taliban, Uncategorized History is reiterating itself: The Taliban must learn from its past April 18, 2025 By 0 comments By Sidiqullah Sahel It is believed that those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it. The proverb best fits the curre... Continue reading
31 Dec Analysis, Geopolitics, ISK, Radicalism, Resources, Taliban, Uncategorized How the Taliban Mobilized Popular Support to Survive the United States War in Afghanistan April 11, 2025 Featured By A Research Paper by Irfan Yar Abstract After fighting for nearly two decades and investing an enormous amount of blood and treasu... Continue reading