Afghanistan: Not a Launchpad for Conflict, but a Hub for Connectivity and Cooperation

Afghanistan has made a commitment: it won’t let its land be used as a starting point for conflict. At the same time, it’s eager to be seen for what it can become — a center for connectivity, a bridge linking different regions, and a partner in prosperity. 

Afghanistan Set to Play a Key Role in China’s Belt and Road BRI Vision

The event reflected a growing agreement that with a clear strategy and international cooperation, Afghanistan could evolve from being a passive observer to a key player in the Belt and Road vision.

From Superpower to Solo Power: The Tariff-Driven Fall of U.S. Influence

The era of U.S. unchallenged economic supremacy is ending. The multipolar world that most analysts have predicted for decades is no longer something that one day might be the case—it's the world now.

Afghanistan and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization: Partners for Growth and Stability

Given the current situation, the first step should be reactivating Afghanistan’s observer status in the SCO. Formal recognition of Afghanistan’s government could follow later, based on the evolving realities on the ground.