THE DAY AFTER IN AFGHANISTAN
The Afghan peace council – Jirga, with 1,600 participants selected by the regime, adjourned on Saturday 06/05/2010.
The 21st Century Phenomenon
The Afghan peace council – Jirga, with 1,600 participants selected by the regime, adjourned on Saturday 06/05/2010.
Explosions and gunfire have been heard as Afghan President Hamid Karzai opened a peace meeting of tribal elders (Jirga) in Kabul, on Wednesday 06/02/2010.
A number of commentators, including Al Jazeera’s Clayton Swisher, have remarked of late on apparent willingness of the Obama administration to permit a level of unofficial contact with senior Hamas officials.
The UN’s former envoy to Afghanistan, Kai Eide, a Norwegian diplomat, has strongly criticized, on Thursday 03/18/2010, Pakistan’s recent arrest of high-ranking Taliban leaders.
Somalia’s government has signed, on Monday 03/15/2010, a deal with a militia group Ahlu Sunna Waljamaca (ASWJ), to bring it on side before an expected military offensive against al-Shabab
The Yemeni authorities have declared, on Thursday 02/11/2010 evening, a ceasefire with the Saada Rebels fighting government forces in the North.
Amide news about “secret talks” in the Maldives between the Taliban and the Afghan regime, yet another conference on the Afghan issue convened in London, on Thursday 01/28/2010.
The United Nations has removed, on Wednesday 01/27/2010, five former Afghan Taliban officials from its sanctions list which was imposed because of alleged links to Al Qaeda.
Islamic militants have used a ceasefire agreement between the Pakistani security forces and North Waziristan to remobilize and expand their operations as the military began its Waziristan-Offensive on 10/28/2009.
Saada Rebels, in northern Yemen, have denied, on Sunday 09/06/2009, government accusations that they have broken a ceasefire aimed at allowing humanitarian aid into the conflict zone.