Archivos de Categoría: Afganistán

Terrorismo en Rusia

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Diario de Mallorca, 30.03.2024
Jorge Dezcallar de Mazarredo, Embajador de España
A diferencia de las personas, las ideas no se matan a bombazos y la última prueba la tenemos en el Estado Islámico, el ISIS, que fue derrotado en Siria e Irak después de haber dominado un territorio similar a media España en su intento de...
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Vladimir Putin is dragging the world back to a bloodier time

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The Economist, 25.10.2022
His attempt to conquer Ukraine ignores the lessons of history
In the past 200 years interstate wars have cost more than 30m lives on the battlefield. But they are becoming less common and less deadly. The circles on the globe represent conflicts between two or more countries that resulted in at least 1,000...
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ISIS Isn’t Back. It Never Went Away

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World Politics Review, 28.01.2022
Mel Pavlik, estudiante de doctorado en ciencia política (U. de Yale)
At its height half a decade ago, the Islamic State was among the most feared armed organizations in the world. The infamously brutal group had at one point captured and established governance of more than a third of Iraq and large...
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Reflections on Events in Afghanistan-38

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Indian Punchline, 03.01.2022
M.K. Bhadrakumar, embajador (r) y columnista indio
 

Blowback from Afghanistan

Reports of the recent period are indicative of tensions between the Taliban forces and the Pakistani military deployed on their border. On December 22, the Afghan Defence Ministry spokesman Enayatullah Khwarazmi disclosed that the Taliban forces had stopped the Pakistani military from erecting an...
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Reflections on Events in Afghanistan-31

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Indian Punchline, 02.11.2021
M.K. Bhadrakumar, embajador (r) y columnista indio
India plays Russian card
The chances were slim that the Pakistani National Security Advisor Moeed Yusuf would accept the invitation from his counterpart Ajit Doval to a regional meet of security tsars in New Delhi to discus the situation in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan. Nonetheless, the dismissive manner in...
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Reflections on Events in Afghanistan-27

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Indian Punchline, 13.10.2021
M.K. Bhadrakumar, ex diplomático y columnista indio
Moscow has categorically stated that it will not accept a US military presence in the Central Asian region. This reiteration has come at the level of Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov who told Tass that Afghanistan had been discussed at a meeting with Victoria Nuland,...
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Reflections on Events in Afghanistan-23

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Indian Punchline, 03.10.2021
M.K. Bhadrakumar, ex diplomático y columnista indio
When Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman lands in Tashkent on Sunday, she will be practically carving on a tiny piece of ivory. This is not to blame Sherman who is arguably a strategic asset for the Biden Administration as she brings into the foreign policy...
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El regreso Talibán preocupa a la comunidad mundial

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Infobae, 10.09.2021
Roberto García Moritán, embajador (r) y ex viceministro de RREE argentino
A dos décadas de los atentados en Estados Unidos, el peligro de que Afganistán sea nuevamente santuario de organizaciones terroristas es tema central de la agenda de seguridad internacional. El mundo necesita estar en guardia A dos décadas de los atentados terroristas contra Estados...
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La caída de Kabul

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Perfil, 04.09.2021
Felipe Frydman, economista argentino, embajador (r) y consultor del CAR
Una vez más la rendición de una ciudad simbolizó el éxito de la fe sobre el pecado. La toma de Kabul por los talibanes tiene un significado más profundo que el triunfo sobre los invasores y la proclamación de la independencia. Kabul representa en...
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