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Why Afghan preliminary election result is repeatedly postponed
November 10,2019 | Mohammad Zahir Akbari
Remaining less than one week to the preliminary election result announcement, many Afghan people including Electoral Complaints Commission are concerned about the repeated ...
The cause and consequences of unemployment in Afghanistan
November 07,2019 | Mohammad Zahir Akbari
It is said that unemployment is the second most destructive problem in Afghanistan after insecurity. Though there is no accurate report about unemployment rate in the country ...
Larger Causes Surrounding The TerrorismIn The Region
November 06,2019 | Dr. Rajkumar Singh
The root cause of cross-border terrorism, continuing in the Indian State of Jammu and Kashmir lies in the partition of India in August 1947 as a result of which Pakistan ...
The Hardening of Soft Power
November 06,2019 | Zaki Laïdi
International-relations theorists generally distinguish between soft and hard power. Soft power refers to the exercise of political influence through flexible, non-binding ...
Taliban’s Complicated Attitude toward Peace Talks
November 05,2019 | Hujjatullah Zia
the Taliban leadership did not adopt an outright policy towards peace talks. Omar’s successor Mullah Akhtar Mansour, dismissed talks about peace as ...
What is the economy of workforce?
November 05,2019 | Mohammad Zahir Akbari
In economic development theories, there is a model called core investment expansion pertain to economic development as the result of employing cheap labor in the expanding ...
Al-Baghdadi’s Death – Not a Death Knell for ISIL
November 04,2019 | Hujjatullah Zia
US President has confirmed the death of the self-styled ISIL chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. His death is declared as the ISIL is operating as a decentralized outfit after losing ...
Changing status of Islamic women in South Asian region
November 04,2019 | By: Rajkumar Singh
Women’s status, as put in the Sharia’h by Prophet Muhammad is rested on a view of women as dependent on men, not their equals, but entitled to considerations ...
Cruising for Change: North Korea
November 03,2019 | Teresa Studzinski, Arlene J. Schar, and Dr. David Leffler
"May you live in 'interesting' times" is an oft quoted expression to connote living in times of danger and uncertainty, and surely the citizens of Asia are living in such unprecedented times. . .
Moscow Will Dominate Middle East For Long
November 03,2019 | Manish Rai
On one hand United States military outposts and bases are being emptied or destroyed after Washington withdrew from the North East Syria and left its Kurdish allies and on ...
Challenges of Democratization in Afghanistan
November 02,2019 | Mohammad Zahir Akbari
Afghanistan has experienced many political systems including democracy, Kingdoms, Talibanism, autocracy and so on but none succeeded to change the destiny of Afghan people ...
Anti-Muslim policy of British Empire in South Asia
November 02,2019 | Rajkumar Singh
The British policy in India is responsible not only for Hindu-Muslim divide but also for the social, political and economic backwardness of the Muslims in India. . .
Women’s Inclusion Important in Peace Talks
October 31,2019 | Hujjatullah Zia
The issue of women’s rights and freedoms has been one of the main concerns in the peace talks. Afghan nation, notably women, urges the participation of women ...
The Politics of Frustration in Latin America
October 31,2019 | Jeremy Adelman and Pablo Pryluka
All over Latin America, public patience is wearing thin, with violence in Chile and the return to power of Peronists in Argentina. For almost 40 years, leaders and voters have ...
Real Education Can Transform the Whole Society
October 30,2019 | Dr.Rajkumar Singh
In the larger context education can also be defined as a process and as a social institution. In the broadest sense the process of education occurs whenever any influence produces ...
The Role of Kremlin in Resumption of Afghan Peace Talks
October 30,2019 | Mohammad Zahir Akbari
The Afghan geopolitics and its political conflicts have attracted all the regional powers as each of them is trying to achieve his specific goals through showing harmonious ...
Afghan Women Made Strides with Great Suffering
October 29,2019 | Hujjatullah Zia
A number of significant political positions are filled by women. Adela Raz is Afghanistan’s top diplomat abroad – the country’s first female permanent ...
Automating Segregation
October 29,2019 | Nicholas Agar
There are many legitimate complaints about work in the “gig economy.” But, in time, many of the gigs will be automated, eliminating a significant source ...
Why Islamic Feminism?
October 28,2019 | Dr. Meraj Ahmad Meraj
Feminism is a form of collective movements that aim to establish the equal political, economic and social rights as well as equal opportunities for women in every walk ...
The glorious hour of Brexit
October 28,2019 | Isidoros Karderinis
Three years ago, with the referendum of June 23, 2016, the British people decided with a percentage of almost 52% and with 71.8% participation the exit of Great ...
Involvement of Regional Stakeholders in Afghan Peace Process
October 27,2019 | Hujjatullah Zia
The Taliban delegation met with Pakistani high-ranking officials – including the director-general of Pakistan’s prime intelligence agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence ...
Forms and status of education in West and East
October 27,2019 | Rajkumar Singh
Education is undoubtedly a process to lead and guide a man well and continuously on the pathway to development. It plays a vital role in human development and the progress ...
Developing Content and Forms of Democracy
October 26,2019 | Dr. Rajkumar Singh
Especially in case of developing countries, the different forms of democracy prevailing in various nations seem to have failed to give desired results. Our failure ...
Women’s Role and Cultural Restrictions
October 26,2019 | Hujjatullah Zia
There cannot be true democracy unless women’s voices are heard. There cannot be true democracy unless women are given the opportunity to take responsibility for ...
Do Taliban Really Want Peace?
October 24,2019 | Wali Muhammad Alizai
Taliban assured dissociation with international terrorist outfits during the nine rounds of peace talks, which were called off by the U.S. President Donald Trump after ...
The Cause and Consequences of Increasing Social Crimes in Afghanistan
October 24,2019 | Mohammad Zahir Akbari Translated by: Mohammad Zahir Akbari
Social offences have a long history in human life and are considered as an inevitable social phenomenon. The human history has recorded numerous crimes and catastrophes in ...
The Fighting Strategy Should Comprise both Terrorists and Terrorism
October 23,2019 | Mohammad Zahir Akbari
In last four decades, Afghanistan has been facing domestic and international terrorism which left millions of deaths, disabled, orphaned and widows in the country ...
Development of Western Women Human Rights in Globalisation
October 23,2019 | Rajkumar Singh
The present status of women in society is a challenge for human rights. Women form nearly half of the human capital but in terms of gender equality and gender equity ...
What would bring the US and EU Officials’ Trip to Afghanistan?
October 22,2019 | Mohammad Zahir Akbari
In recent days, Kabul was hosting the US and EU top Officials followed with different analysis in Afghan political community. According to Afghan analysis, the chances ...
Time to Bite the Bullet in Syria
October 22,2019 | Carl Bildt
Recent events in Syria have naturally raised two questions: Who lost the country? And where might the international community go from here ...
Targeting Civilians Outrageous and War Crime
October 21,2019 | Hujjatullah Zia
Civilian casualties continue unabated as the Taliban fighters and Islamic State group continue their hit-and-run strategy. Militant fighters seek to put pressure on the Kabul ...
Growing fundamentalism is a reaction to the Western views
October 21,2019 | Rajkumar Singh
As a result of the renaissance in Europe, with the age of reason, the invention of gun powder, the geographical explorations, the industrial revolution and the colonial ...
The Never-Ending dead end for the Afghan Election commission
October 20,2019 | Naser Koshan
The importance of elections is equally alike in both established and emerging democracies. In today’s day and age, democracy and elections are synonymously used in political ...
Corporations that abuse human rights are a threat to SDGs and our planet
October 20,2019 | Bobby Ramakant
One of the major processes at the United Nations (UN) that gives hope for a better tomorrow where “no one is left behind” is the UN binding treaty on transnational ...
Pathology of the Afghan Presidential Election
October 19,2019 | Mohammad Zahir Akbari
Election pathology does not mean to ignore the positive points but it can be considered as a good step towards changing deficiencies to efficiencies in the future. Therefore, election ...