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In Afghanistan, Talking and Killing Continue in Tandem

In Afghanistan, Talking and Killing Continue in Tandem

By Catherine Putz
The next Doha meeting, which the Afghan government plans to attend, has been pushed back. Meanwhile, attacks continue.
Why the Taliban Are in Control of the Afghan Peace Process

Why the Taliban Are in Control of the Afghan Peace Process

By Umair Jamal
The Afghan peace process is at the mercy of the Taliban.

Why Is Zalmay Khalilzad Such a Controversial Figure in Afghanistan?

Why Is Zalmay Khalilzad Such a Controversial Figure in Afghanistan?

By Sayed Ziafatullah Saeedi
Khalilzad’s history is worth recounting, to give context to recent chafing at his tactics in pursuing peace.

Taliban Killed 33 Troops, Police in Helmand

Taliban Killed 33 Troops, Police in Helmand

By Amir Shah
Separately, a NATO airstrike reportedly killed 13, including 10 children, in northern Afghanistan.

US-Taliban Talks: To What End?

US-Taliban Talks: To What End?

By Umair Jamal
Are the talks really going anywhere?
What is Uzbekistan’s Role in the Afghan Peace Process?

What is Uzbekistan’s Role in the Afghan Peace Process?

By Umida Hashimova
As Tashkent’s officials move between Doha and Kabul, Uzbekistan is carving a quiet role for itself in the peace process.

Agreeing to Agree: The Afghan Peace Process Sort of Moves Forward

Agreeing to Agree: The Afghan Peace Process Sort of Moves Forward

By Catherine Putz
U.S. envoy in charge of the quest for a peace deal in Afghanistan encouraged by recent progress, but hurdles remain.
The Taliban’s Delusion Hampers Reconciliation

The Taliban’s Delusion Hampers Reconciliation

By Daud Khattak
Emboldened by foreign support, the Taliban continue to refuse talks with the Afghan government.

The Beginning of the US Endgame in Afghanistan

The Beginning of the US Endgame in Afghanistan

By Nicolas Johnston
Expect to see the U.S. establish further political alternatives intended to counterbalance China’s influence in Central Asia.

How Iran and Pakistan Matter for a Post-US Withdrawal Afghan Landscape

How Iran and Pakistan Matter for a Post-US Withdrawal Afghan Landscape

By Adam Weinstein
Strained relations with Pakistan coupled with a hostile posture toward Iran leave Washington stranded in Afghanistan.

On the Verge of Peace, Afghanistan Needs a Carefully Managed Strategy

On the Verge of Peace, Afghanistan Needs a Carefully Managed Strategy

By Gul Maqsood Sabit
A strategy for Afghanistan must put events in proper order and move forward with caution.
Taking Stock of Pakistan’s Counterterrorism Efforts, 4 Years After the Army Public School Attack

Taking Stock of Pakistan’s Counterterrorism Efforts, 4 Years After the Army Public School Attack

By Umair Jamal
Just how far have things improved in the last four years?

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