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Transnational Islamist Debates about the Taliban [PDF]

, 2001
In 1995, many Islamists seemed torn about the policies and practices of the emerging Taliban in Afghanistan. On the one hand, the Taliban could be seen as freedom fighters struggling against infidels (and foreign intervention) to create an Islamic ...
Schwedler, J.
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The Rise of Taliban in Afghanistan [PDF]

, 2020
Taliban, 1994 yılında İslami köktendinci bir özelliğe sahip devrimci bir cihatçı grup olarak ortaya çıktı ve Afganistan İslam Emirliği'ni 1996'dan 2001'e kadar kurdu ve bu sadece Pakistan, Suudi Arabistan ve Birleşik Arap Emirlikleri ...
Habibi, Sayed Eqbal, Gürel, Şükrü Sina   +1 more
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The Tangled Web of Taliban and Associated Movements

Journal of Strategic Security, 2009
Following the devastating terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001,worldwide attention became focused on the Taliban and al-Qaida forcesin Afghanistan.
Greg Smith
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The Taliban Movement Before and After 2001: How the Taliban Became Suicide Bombers?

, 2013
The Taliban still remains one of the major issues in Afghanistan. The Taliban emerged as a movement with the discourse of bringing justice and peace, and establishing a system based on Islamic Law in Afghanistan.
Rahimi, Abdullah
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Negotiating with the Taliban: issues and prospects

, 2010
The resilience of the Taliban insurgency in Afghanistan over the past half-dozen years has dispelled illusions of a military “victory” excluding them, and an end to the thirty years’ war in Afghanistan seems certain to involve their reintegration in some
Giustozzi, Antonio
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Taliban Perspectives on Reconciliation

, 2012
With the Western military draw-down in Afghanistan drawing closer, attention now turns to the shape of the post-2014 political settlement. Some form of accommodation with the Taliban will be required for a stable and secure Afghanistan.
Theo Farrell (20121003), Anatol Lieven (20188197), Michael Semple (20188194), Rudra Chaudhuri (20188200)   +3 more
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The Taliban's Media Strategy in Changing Global Public Perception

Siyar Journal
This study aims to analyze the Taliban's media strategy in shaping its global image after the occupation of Afghanistan in 2021. Using qualitative descriptive research methods and the war of ideas theoretical framework, this descriptive-qualitative study
Nadhifah Amalia
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Trump and Bagram: Regional Opposition and Afghanistan’s National-Historical Stance

Journal of Arts, Humanities and Social Science
The Bagram Air Base occupies a uniquely strategic position in Afghanistan and has played a central role during both the Soviet and U.S.-led military interventions. Following the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021, former U.S. President Donald Trump
Zahid Khalili, Mohammad Ihsan Popalzai, Mohammad Zahoor Popalzai   +2 more
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Japan’s Afghanistan policy after the Taliban’s return to power

Японские исследования
The article highlights the latest trends in the development of Japanese foreign policy towards Afghanistan in the context of the Taliban coming to power. It is shown that Japan participated in addressing the problems of Afghanistan back in the 1990s, and,
O. A. Dobrinskaya
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The Afghan Taliban: A Predictive Analysis

, 2015
This poster will profile the Afghan Taliban on two different levels: first in its height of power prior to September 11, 2001 and second as a resurging group post 9/11 seeking to take advantage of U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Gardner, Rachel
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