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Foreign Delegations Meet in Afghan Capital After Bloody Week

US New and World Reports, 6 June 2017 AAN’s Thomas Ruttig on the prospects of tangible results stemming from the Kabul Process conference that took place in Kabul today: But some analysts were skeptical that the Kabul Process meetings would lead to peace talks. “Signing mutual non-interference or anti-terror support agreements won’t change anything,” said […]

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Ashraf Ghani offers Taliban ‘last chance’ for peace

Deutsche Welle, 6 June 2017 In this agency-based summary on the opening conference of the new regional peace initiative, the “Kabul Process”, in the Afghan capital, AAN’s Thomas Ruttig is quoted as saying: Thomas Ruttig, co-director of the Afghanistan Analysts Network, was less optimistic. “Signing mutual non-interference or anti-terror support agreements won’t change anything,” he said, […]

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Anschlag in Afghanistan: Spannungen in Kabul

Zeit, 5 June 2017 The German weekly, in its summary and analysis of last week’s  terrorist attacks and protests in Kabul, quotes the “renowned research institute, the Afghanistan Analysts network”: Das renommierte Rechercheinstitut Afghanistan Analysts Network warnt in einer Analyse, dass die Politisierung der Anschläge die ohnehin wackelige Einheitsregierung weiter spalten und lähmen könnte.

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Die Taliban lehnen weiterhin jegliche Friedensgespräche ab

Neue Zürcher Zeitung, 3 June 2017 A quote from AAN’s Thomas Ruttig in this reportage from Laghman in Switzerland’s leading newspaper, on occasional cooperation between Taleban and Hezb-e Islami fighters in eastern Afghanistan in the past: Laut Thomas Ruttig, dem Co-Direktor des Afghanistan Analysts Network, haben auch nach 2001 Taliban und Hezb-e Islami im Osten […]

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Mindestens 80 Tote bei schwerem Terroranschlag in Kabul

Migazin, 1 June 2016 AAN’s Thomas Ruttig on yesterday’s massive truck bomb in central kabul” In Afghanistan nehmen Angriffe durch Rebellengruppen nach Angaben des Experten Thomas Ruttig schon seit einiger Zeit zu. „Wir haben es mit einem sehr hohen Gewaltniveau zu tun“, sagte der Ko-Direktor der unabhängigen Recherche-Organisation „Afghanistan Analysts Network“ dem Evangelischen Pressedienst. Bereits in […]

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