Iqbal Dawari

About Iqbal Dawari

The writer is a former NATO political advisor in Afghanistan. He is an MA in International Conflict and Security, University of Kent, Brussels School of International Studies

A questionable agreement: Has Khalilzad betrayed Afghan people by caving into Taliban pressure?

Apr 21, 2020

The wider consequences of the agreement between the US and Taliban remain ambiguous, writes Iqbal Dawari for South Asia Monitor

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