Peace is the sacred desire and urgent need of the Afghan nation and a precondition for restoring stability and ensuring economic progress in Afghanistan.  Towards the fulfilment of this long-standing desire of the nation, primarily the Afghan government but also all political and civil institutions and personalities of the country have a religious and

The war in Afghanistan has complex regional and international dimensions. In the last four decades, the country has suffered external interferences and proxy wars that have led to perpetual instability and undermined efforts to build a lasting peace and consolidate state authority. This Policy Alternative assesses the regional dynamics, views, and interests with respect

  In order to contribute to the growing body of knowledge on Afghans’ opinions about the ongoing peace process and the future of the country, the Heart of Asia Society conducted a rapid nationwide survey on several key issues that are likely to be brought up in the peace talks: the modality of government