Analysis

Afghanistan's economic landscape is undergoing significant transformations, marked by advancements in renewable energy, infrastructure projects, regional connectivity, and trade collaboration. These developments highlight Afghanistan's commitment to fostering economic growth and regional integration, despite facing considerable challenges.

India's strategic investment in Iran's Chabahar port is set to redefine the geopolitical and economic landscape of Central Asia and Afghanistan. The ten-year agreement for India to manage the port holds profound implications for regional connectivity, offering a vital alternative route for the landlocked countries of Central Asia and Afghanistan.

Afghanistan possesses a wealth of nonfuel minerals whose value has been estimated at more than US$1 trillion. For millennia the country was renowned for its gemstones – rubies, emeralds, tourmalines and lapis lazuli

With its origins rooted in the aftermath of the U.S.-led invasion of Afghanistan in 2001, ISIS K has grown into a formidable terrorist organization, spreading its influence across Afghanistan and neighboring countries.

Built by the visionary Afghan ruler Sher Shah Suri during the 16th century, the road connected the bustling cities of Kolkata in India to Kabul in Afghanistan, traversing diverse landscapes and linking diverse communities

This historic event represents more than just the transportation of goods; it symbolizes a transformative shift towards enhanced transit capacity and regional connectivity.

the Afghan government has unveiled plans to kickstart several mega economic and trading projects at the onset of the new solar year.

In the context of the new Cold War between the Global North and Global South, Afghanistan finds itself at a critical juncture, serving as a potential battleground for geopolitical interests and strategic manoeuvring.

The world finds itself embroiled in what can be termed as the second phase of the Cold War, characterized by a power struggle between the Global North, led by the United States, and the Global South, represented primarily by China and Russia.

The Lapis Lazuli Highway, a modern-day incarnation of ancient trade routes, holds promise as a transformative initiative to bolster regional connectivity and economic development.