Afghanistan

Central Asia: New border skirmishes between Pakistan and Afghanistan jeopardize China's interests

At least five people have been killed in heavy fighting at the border. Pakistan and Afghanistan blame each other for the violence.

By Amelie Richter

Afghanistan: How climate aid could break the country's isolation

Afghanistan has also been cut off from climate financial aid since the Taliban took power. Now there is movement: Because mitigating the damage is one of the few issues in which the global public and the new government have common interests.

By Redaktion Table

Injured after attack in Kabul

By Redaktion Table

Hesitant in Afghanistan

After the chaotic US withdrawal from Afghanistan, many expected China to fill the vacuum. Large investments in the country, which had fallen back to the Taliban, were predicted. One year later, there is little evidence of this: China has been acting very cautiously and has so far been active only on a limited scale.

By Christiane Kuehl

Taliban could be integrated into Silk Road

By Nico Beckert

China opposes exceptions for Taliban sanctions

By Christiane Kuehl

Taliban: 'Uyghur fighters' removed from border territory

By Amelie Richter

NATO chief calls for more transparency in armaments

By Amelie Richter

Xi and Putin: joint involvement in Afghanistan

By Amelie Richter

The Shanghai Organization shows commitment to Afghanistan

This week, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit is taking place in Tajikistan – largely unnoticed by the West. That is a mistake. After all, a new power is forming here. And China is playing a key role.

By Michael Radunski