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Afghanistan 2021: 20 Years Later, a Critical Juncture
Giuliano Battiston
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Giulia Sciorati
| 30 January 2021

2021 marks the twentieth anniversary since the beginning of the US war in Afghanistan and a critical juncture for the country. After reaching some diplomatic achievements in 2020 – such as the “US-Taliban Agreement” – Trump’s accelerated withdrawal of US troops and the concession to sit bilaterally with the Taliban deeply wounded the Intra-Afghan peace process. Which challenges will Joe Biden be forced to navigate in the short-term? Will regional powers play an increasingly more relevant role in the future? Which future should the Afghan people expect?

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Giuliano Battiston
Independent Researcher
Giulia Sciorati
ISPI Asia Centre, China Programme

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