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Afghanistan - Articles

Articles are short 800-850-word commentaries that provide a more analytical view of issues currently in the news.
Af-Pak Diary: From Ahmad Shah Massoud to Rabbani
D Suba Chandran points to an emerging trend in the assassination of political leaders by the Taliban

Can the Taliban be convinced to renounce al Qaeda?
Radha Vinod Raju explores the prospects of Taliban’s renunciation of al Qaeda

Iran’s Role in the Taliban Negotiations: Q&A
Siddharth Ramana examines Iran's involvement in the Taliban negotiations

Q&A: Attack on Indian Embassy in Kabul
Andres Angel and Siddharth Ramana profile the attack on the Indian diplomatic mission in Afghanistan

Suicide Terrorism in Afghanistan: Taliban's New Game Plan
Supriya Singh highlights the rising incidence of suicide attacks in Afghanistan and elucidates the Taliban's rationale for employing this tactic

Seminars
News
Car bomb in Kandahar, Afghanistan, kills seven outside police headquarters
Washington Post, 6 February 2012
KABUL — At least five Afghan police officers and two civilians were killed Sunday when a car bomb was ...


Afghan Officials Consider Own Talks With Taliban
NYT, 30 January 2012
KABUL, Afghanistan — Concerned that it is being left out of potential peace talks between the United States and ...


Afghanistan: Suicide Bomber Kills 4
NYT, 27 January 2012
A suicide bomber exploded a car near a British reconstruction team traveling in a convoy through the center of ...


Afghan president offers condolences for killed French soldiers, urges continued friendship
Washington Post, 22 January 2012
KABUL, Afghanistan — The office of Afghanistan’s President Hamid Karzai says he has offered his condolences to ...


Afghan officials: At least 6 civilians killed in suicide attack at gate of air base in south
Washington Post, 19 January 2012
KABUL, Afghanistan — Afghan officials: At least 6 civilians killed in suicide attack at gate of air base in south.


Issue Briefs, Special Reports, Research Papers
Afghanistan: Talking to Taliban
Mayank S Bubna
Issue Brief 94

Building Regional Stability in South Asia
Report of Track II Dialogue held on 8-9 February 2010
Conference Report 27
books
Armed Conflicts in South Asia 2008: Growing Violence
D Suba Chandran and PR Chari (eds.)
New Delhi: Routledge, 2008
 
 

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