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April 04, 2014
Journalist Sees Grim Future For Balochistan

Willem Marx says Pakistan’s counterinsurgency campaign in the province has backfired.

April 03, 2014
NATO Chief Calls On Afghans To Vote

Outgoing NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen says he has faith in Afghan authorities to oversee safe, transparent elections.
March 27, 2014
Pakistani Negotiator Says Taliban Talks Were Positive, Sides Will Meet Again

Rustam Shah Mohmand, a former diplomat, is representing Pakistan in peace talks with the Taliban. In an interview Mohmand spoke
March 11, 2014
Military Expert Says Security Pact Only Part of Solution for Stability

Ali Ahmad Jalali, a former Afghan interior minister, reflected on whether a bilateral security pact between Washington and Kabul will be signed, concluding that the presence of international troops is only part of a solution to bring stability to Afghanistan.
March 05, 2014
Leading Scholar Speaks of Pakistan’s Complexity and History’s Lessons

Former Pakistani diplomat Akbar Ahmed is a leading scholar and author on Muslim societies and currently the Ibn-e Khaldun Chair of Islamic Studies at the American University in Washington.
February 21, 2014
Interview: Reconstruction 'Bulldozer' Promises Peace If Elected

Mohammad Shafique, popularly known as Gul Agha Sherzai, earned the nickname 'bulldozer' for patronizing reconstruction projects. Sherzai believes his experience as a former guerilla commander, provincial governor and minister can lure the electorate in the April 5 vote.
February 12, 2014
Interview: Former U.S. Envoy Says Karzai Resisting BSA to Avoid Appearing Weak

Ronald Neumann, a former U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan, is doubtful that Afghan President Hamid Karzai will sign a Bilateral Security Agreement (BSA) with Washington, as years of wrangling with Washington have lead Karzai to conclude that the U.S. wants to keep him weak.
February 11, 2014
Afghanistan’s Warlords Contest Presidency, Stoking Fears for Human Rights

Human Rights Watch has expressed pessimism about Afghanistan’s capacity to bring human rights violators to account, pointing to the lack of political will under President Hamid Karzai to address massive right abuses in the past.
February 10, 2014
Presidential Candidate Undeterred by Allegations of Atrocities

Afghan presidential candidate Abdul Rab Rasul Sayyaf has dismissed allegations that he perpetrated human rights abuses during Afghanistan’s civil war in the 1990s.
January 15, 2014
Afghan UN Envoy Sees Continued International Engagement

Zahir Tanin, Afghanistan's permanent representative to the United Nation, says his country expects continued international assistance after the withdrawal of most Western troops this year.

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Thursday 2 June 2016

Journalist Sees Grim Future For Balochistan

NATO Chief Calls On Afghans To Vote

Pakistani Negotiator Says Taliban Talks Were Positive, Sides Will Meet Again

Military Expert Says Security Pact Only Part of Solution for Stability

Leading Scholar Speaks of Pakistan’s Complexity and History’s Lessons

Interview: Reconstruction 'Bulldozer' Promises Peace If Elected

Interview: Former U.S. Envoy Says Karzai Resisting BSA to Avoid Appearing Weak

Afghanistan’s Warlords Contest Presidency, Stoking Fears for Human Rights

Presidential Candidate Undeterred by Allegations of Atrocities

Afghan UN Envoy Sees Continued International Engagement

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