Bonn II Paper Series One: Who is setting the agenda for another international Conference on Afghanistan in Bonn?

Friday, 05 August 2011 17:31 Written by Wazhma Frogh

These days the hot topic in the ‘elite and expatriate bubble' of Kabul is the Bonn II Conference. Analysts, experts and diplomats come up with different perspectives and predictions about whether this event will change Afghanistan's roadmap or just be one more international conference on Afghanistan.

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Who Should Define Afghanistan's National Security?

Friday, 03 June 2011 09:00 Written by Wazhma Frogh

The key to lasting peace and reconciliation in Afghanistan is not in encouraging the culture of rewarding the insurgency through political deals, but in providing justice to the common Afghan and so winning public support.

Who is America talking to on Afghanistan?

Sunday, 03 April 2011 12:49 Written by Wazhma Frogh

The security transition without defence:

The talks on the abilities of transition and transfer of security responsibilities on Afghan forces is a long time dream for every sensible Afghan who want their government and its institutions to realise and take on their own responsibilities.

Why not Incentive for Peace in Daikundi?

Tuesday, 15 March 2011 20:47 Written by Wazhma Frogh

"It would be the luckiest days of the week, if we have our boiled potatoes, and each of us getting one of them" Amina, 9 year old living in Nilli, Centre of Daikundi.

Be the Insurgent to Fight Insurgency

Tuesday, 01 March 2011 08:00 Written by Wazhma Frogh

Every time some of us Afghans become a bit hopeful about the plight of this country, a series of suicide attacks on civilian centres packed with people change our hopes to despair.

Bonn II Paper Series One: Who is setting the agenda for another international Conference on Afghanistan in Bonn?

Who Should Define Afghanistan's National Security?

Who is America talking to on Afghanistan?

Why not Incentive for Peace in Daikundi?

Be the Insurgent to Fight Insurgency

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