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Afghanistan: New Perspectives on the Path to Peace

Over the last ten years, the situation on the ground in Afghanistan has shown an ambiguous mix of instability and tentative signs of progress. To this very day, any future scenario bears the mark of uncertainty. How to assess the conflict and the political situation in Afghanistan? What are the broad choices for international and regional engagement? How to foster the reconciliation process with the Taliban?

Lunedì, 3 aprile, 2017 (Tutto il giorno)
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Afghanistan, a country on the brink

Over the last ten years, the mantra of experts and scholars highlighted the uncertain future of Afghanistan. The situation on the ground shows an ambiguous mix of instability and tentative signs of progress. To this very day, any future scenario bears the mark of uncertainty. The dynamics of the last two years, after the massive international withdrawal due to the end of the NATO-ISAF mission, are bound to recur not just in the next months but also in the next few years.

Lunedì, 27 marzo, 2017 (Tutto il giorno)
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Afghanistan: la frantumazione del movimento taliban e il ruolo dello Stato islamico

L’incontrastata offensiva dei taliban conferma una capacità di saper operare sia sul piano operativo-strategico sia su quello politico-diplomatico, ma il processo di frammentazione e la lotta intestina al movimento taliban per la successione al mullah Omar hanno aperto nuovi scenari di conflittualità, in cui si è inserito con prepotenza IS/Daesh. 

 

Mercoledì, 9 Dicembre, 2015 (Tutto il giorno)
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Limits and Sustainability Challenges for the Afghan National Security Forces

 

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Mercoledì, 9 luglio, 2014 (Tutto il giorno)
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Afghanistan Post-2014: Scenarios After the International Military Disengagement

President Obama has recently announced his long-awaited decision about the American military presence in Afghanistan after the end of ISAF. 9.800 American soldiers will remain in the country in 2015 and a few thousands troops from other NATO members will be part of the new NATO mission (Resolute Support). In 2016 the American troops will be reduced by a half and the following year the U.S. will withdraw the remaining soldiers. European countries will apparently do nearly the same. In the meantime the new afghan president, elected in June, is expected to sign a Bilateral Security Agreement (BSA) with the U.S. and then the Status of Force Agreement (SOFA) with NATO. Both will allow an international military presence in Afghanistan after ISAF’s departure. It is hard to predict if this light military commitment will be suitable to preserve the current situation in Afghanistan and hold back the Taliban insurgency. The process of Transition began in 2010, aimed at training and preparing the Afghan National
Security Forces (ANSF) to lead military operations in all the provinces by the end of 2014, although in part successful, cannot ensure a good security environment. Thus, the future of Afghanistan in the coming years is still uncertain. This ISPI study tries to shed some light on this uncertainty. The overall aim of the project is to offer an assessment of the current situation in Afghanistan and to consider the possible scenarios after the end of ISAF mission, focusing on some relevant aspects. First of all, starting from the essential challenge to the stability in Afghanistan, it offers an assessment of the
Taliban insurgency. Second, it deals with the major consequences for NATO of the end of ISAF and a failing Afghanistan. Third, it looks at the Security Sector Reform carried out in Afghanistan and the concerns about the ANSF’s ability to cope with security in the light of the international military disengagement. Fourth, it explores the effects of withdrawal on humanitarian and development assistance in Afghanistan. And finally, it looks at the regional context assessing the impact of NATO’s departure on Central Asia security architecture in general and on Uzbekistan in particular.

Giovedì, 19 giugno, 2014 (Tutto il giorno)
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Uzbekistan, a Key Player in the Post 2014 Scenario

 

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Mercoledì, 18 giugno, 2014 (Tutto il giorno)
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Central Asia Beyond 2014: Building Regional Security Architecture

 

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Mercoledì, 18 giugno, 2014 (Tutto il giorno)
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Maintaining Development Momentum or Just Providing Aid?

 

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Mercoledì, 18 giugno, 2014 (Tutto il giorno)
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The Consequences of the End of the ISAF and More Generally of NATO's Military Engagement in Afghanistan

 

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Afghanistan faces a major milestone in 2014: the withdrawal of the ISAF (International Security Assistance Force) troops by the end of the year.

ISAF’s combat troops are scheduled to leave Afghan soil, ending a 13-year war against an unbeatable insurgency.

Mercoledì, 18 giugno, 2014 (Tutto il giorno)
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An Assessment of the Taliban Insurgency in Afghanistan

 

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This paper offers an assessment of the current situation in Afghanistan through the lens of the Taliban insurgency. As the ISAF presence decreases, the onus will shift to the Afghan National Security Forces (ANSF) to secure the country and continue the fight against the insurgents still battling the Afghan government. Moreover, because it is a key regional actor, the actions of Pakistan and its Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) will be critical to the endgame of the conflict and future direction of Afghanistan. 

Mercoledì, 18 giugno, 2014 (Tutto il giorno)
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