How terrorism became a mainstay of the G20's agenda
While primarily focussed on economic issues, terrorism and terror financing, have also featured prominently in the G20’s agenda since 2015.
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While primarily focussed on economic issues, terrorism and terror financing, have also featured prominently in the G20’s agenda since 2015.
An update to the framework governing bilateral trade relations is long overdue
(Last Updated On: April 12, 2021) The US Special Representative for Afghanistan Reconciliation Zalmay Khalilzad has wrapped up a productive four-day visit to Kabul where he met with government and political leaders, civil society activists, and the diplomatic community to discuss preparations for the upcoming Istanbul conference. In a statement issued by the US Embassy in Kabul, the mission said in each engagement, Khalilzad underscored the importance for both sides to accelerate the peace process. He also re-affirmed the United States’ enduring partnership with Afghanistan. I...
11 Apr 2021 - 17:38 KABUL (Pajhwok): Nearly 60 civilians were killed and wounded in 11 attacks in different parts of the country last week as the High Council for National Reconcilitation (HCNR) is inching close to bring together different peace proposals an unify them into single peace plan for the upcoming pace conference in Turkey. Civilians’ casualties have declined 30 percent last week compared to the previous week as the government and the Taliban declined to express their views on civilinas sufferrings. Last week 11 attacks against civilians happened in ni...
(Last Updated On: April 6, 2021) As the May 1 deadline for the US troop withdrawal nears, and efforts to secure a peace deal are ramped up, former Afghan president Hamid Karzai said the country is asking the Taliban to embrace today’s Afghanistan, a progressive modern Republic with democratic institutions. In an interview with TRT World, on Monday, Karzai said: “We (Afghans) are asking the Taliban to become [open to progress]; we have examples of Muslim countries that are doing extremely well, that are deeply Muslim, deeply believing, yet very progressive, quite in touch wit...