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‘The American Prince’ wants to privatize Afghan war
Aug 26, 2018 13:21According to recent reports in the mainstream western media, US President Donald Trump is considering to ‘privatize’ the Afghan war, probably coming round to the ideas of Erik Prince, the founder of Blackwater agency of mercenaries, that it is the ‘contractors’ not the troops that will ‘save’ the US in Afghanistan.
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Afghan Terrorist Blasts Reveal US, Saudi Involvement
Aug 06, 2018 09:11The latest terrorist attack on a mosque in Afghanistan by ungodly elements were not random acts of terrorism by the Takfiris but were coordinated with their godfathers the US and Saudi Arabia, in a bid to sabotage the gathering anti-terrorism momentum in the region.
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NATO in Afghanistan: A dagger struck into the heart of Asia
May 12, 2018 06:41On April 27 the NATO secretary-general Jens Stoltenberg issued an ultimatum to the Taliban fighting the US and NATO allied forces that have invaded and occupied Afghanistan; negotiate–meaning surrender-or be destroyed.
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Narcotics, a silent threat (6)
Mar 14, 2018 13:44While speaking on illicit drugs and the necessity of confronting drug traffickers, the minds often turn towards Afghanistan.
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Terrorist blasts in Afghanistan raise a host of questions
Jan 30, 2018 16:47American occupied Afghanistan continues to be in the grip of insecurity.
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Why would US transform Afghanistan into a drug empire?
Oct 28, 2017 09:35For a total of sixteen years the US has been occupying Afghanistan after invading immediately after the 9/11 attacks. This act of aggression has already become the longest war in American history, overtaking the “record” that was held by the Vietnam War that lasted from 1964 to 1975.
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US occupiers, Taliban and now Daesh are cause of Afghan disaster
Oct 11, 2017 10:37October 7 marked the 16th anniversary of the US invasion of Afghanistan.
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Is there a brighter future for Afghanistan?
Dec 11, 2016 09:26It goes without saying that Afghanistan has a special geopolitical, geo-strategic and geo-economic importance; that is why its territory has become an arena of bitter rivalry between various external and internal forces.
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US paying price for its ridiculous policy in Afghanistan
Nov 30, 2016 17:08The recent Taleban attack on Bagram Air Base, the largest US military facility in Afghanistan that resulted in the killing of at least four people and the injury of 14 others, has made political analyst Catherine Shakdam say Washington has only made progress in Afghanistan in terms military interventionism, but nothing has been done to empower the local population to fight against terror.
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The new take on the Afghan conflict settlement
Feb 08, 2016 16:22In mid-January Islamabad and Kabul saw the talks between foreign affairs representatives of four states with a mission to develop a road map that would be able to put an end to the war in Afghanistan, which has been raging for over 15 years now.