Geopolitics in the Age of COVID-19: The View from South Asia
Even as South Asia deals with the public health consequences of COVID-19, it is becoming clear that this global pandemic is likely to have lasting […]
Category: Afghanistan
The Islamic State’s Increasing Focus on India
On March 25, a lone terrorist affiliated with Islamic State-Khorasan Province (ISKP) carried out an attack on a Sikh place of worship, the Gurdwara Har […]
کیا کرونا وائرس سارک کو فعال بنا سکتا ہے؟
وزیراعظم نریندر مودی نے اس وقت بہت سے لوگوں کو حیران کردیا جب ۱۳ مارچ کو انہوں نے ٹوئٹر پر یہ تجویز دی کہ ”کرونا […]
امریکہ طالبان معاہدے پر دستخط، لیکن کس قیمت پر؟
.This article has been translated from its original English version by SAV staff. To read the original version, click here گزشتہ دنوں، امریکہ اور طالبان […]
Two Presidents: A Challenge or Chance for Afghanistan?
On March 9, Afghanistan’s leading 2019 presidential candidates, National Unity Government (NUG) incumbent President Ashraf Ghani and Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah, held parallel swearing-in ceremonies […]
COVID-19: Can it Revive SAARC?
Prime Minister Narendra Modi surprised many when on March 13 he took to Twitter to propose that leaders from the South Asian Association for Regional […]
Dr. C Raja Mohan on Multialignment in Indian Foreign Policy, Afghanistan, and More
Dr. C Raja Mohan spoke with SAV Managing Editor Akriti Vasudeva and Deputy Editor Brigitta Schuchert about various issues related to Indian foreign policy, discussing […]
The Regional Implications of the U.S.-Taliban Agreement
As the United States and the Afghan Taliban inked an agreement to end the almost two-decade-long war in Afghanistan on February 29, many onlookers welcomed […]
The U.S.-Taliban Deal Signed, but at What Cost?
Yesterday, after more than a year of direct talks between the United States and the Taliban and over 19 years since the United States put […]
Why the Taliban Won’t Cut Ties with Iran
Two weeks ago, the Taliban cautioned the United States to refrain from making further demands, reservations and excuses. A few days earlier, the insurgent group expressed frustration […]