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$145 Billion Lost to Corruption in Afghanistan

According to SIGAR’s final report, nearly $145 billion spent by the United States on rebuilding Afghanistan over 20 years was squandered due to corruption, poor planning, and institutional failures. Massive funding for security forces failed to produce lasting stability, while repeated warnings from watchdogs were largely ignored. The outcome was a strategic, financial, and human failure.

Botakoz Unbayeva

Politics · International Relations

Advancing Economic Partnership: Outcomes of the Central Asia plus Japan Summit

Khujabekov Ubaydullo

Politics · Governance And Administration

Vision and Achievements of President Ilham Aliyev A Strategic Leader Shaping Modern Azerbaijan

Fatima Tuz Zehra

Politics · National Politics

Azerbaijan’s Economic Diversification Beyond Oil and Gas

Khalid Taimur Akram

Politics · International Relations

From COMECON to the SCO: Eurasia’s Transformation

Samuel Dreessen

Politics · Elections And Political Analysis

Brussels Reshuffles the Deck

Kadir Duran

Politics · International Relations

The EU’s Ukraine Funding Dilemma

Botakoz Unbayeva

Politics · International Relations

Pakistan–Uzbekistan: A New Regional Nexus

Uroosa Khan

Politics · International Relations

Turkmenistan Celebrates 30 Years of Permanent Neutrality

Derya Soysal

Politics · International Relations

France Stands Firm as Spain, Ireland, the Netherlands and Slovenia Boycott Eurovision Over Israel

Zhansaya Nurlanovna

Politics · International Relations

Consultative Meetings: An Effective Mechanism of Regional Cooperation in Central Asia

Qodir Djurayev

Politics · International Relations

Ukraine Between Hammer and Anvil: Trump’s 28-Point Controversial Peace Plan

Zeynep Güney

Politics · International Relations

Rising Tensions in Venezuela: Trump’s Military Pressure on Maduro and the Threat of Regime Change

Zeynep Güney

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