• Kofi Annan: Urging the UN to Consider a Comprehensive Strategy to Settle Afghanistan's Civil War.
• Reconstruction and Peacebuilding in a Regional Framework.
• The Conceptual Approach of Kazakhstan to resolving the Situation in Afghanistan.
• The Afghan Foundation White Paper, 2000
• The Afghan Foundation's White Paper or Dark Paper?
• The Afghan Vortex
• The Afghan Political Landscape

• Loya Jirga: One of the Last Political Tools for Briniging Peace in Afghanistan by Dr. G. Rauf Roashan

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The Counterterrorist Myth: A former CIA operative explains why the terrorist Usama bin Ladin has little to fear from American intelligence, by Reuel Marc Gerecht, The Atlantic Monthly

• Taliban Wipes Out Opium Production                  Jim Teeple
  Jalalabad
  8 Apr 2001 21:23 UTC
  
  U.N. drug control officials say Taleban authorities in Afghanistan have wiped out the country's opium crop - the largest such crop in the world. U.N. officials say the action is unprecedented, and Afghanistan's former poppy farmers need urgent assistance to help them make the transition to farming legitimate crops. That transition is already well underway, but many Afghan farmers think giving up poppy farming will mean a harder life

• Pakistan and the Taliban: Flux in an Old Relationship by Tara Kartha, Research Fellow, IDSA writes:  Strange as it may seem to the outside observer, the last two decades in the history of Pakistan and Afghanistan have led to a situation wherein the two countries are invariably taken together as one.

• Pakistan and the Taliban: Flux in an Old Relationship by Tara Kartha, Research Fellow, IDSA writes:  Strange as it may seem to the outside observer, the last two decades in the history of Pakistan and Afghanistan have led to a situation wherein the two countries are invariably taken together as one.
• Pakistan and the Taliban: Flux in an Old Relationship by Tara Kartha, Research Fellow, IDSA writes:  Strange as it may seem to the outside

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