Afghan government’s unsuccessful talks with Ghosts By Hafeez Hassanabadi
Afghan government’s unsuccessful talks with Ghosts By Hafeez Hassanabadi Translated by Archen Baloch The new government in Kabul started a good beginning but failed to formulate correct policies. As a result, a new cancer begun to spread across the country. Under American guidance neither they conducted a fair election nor did they stabilize the country internally. Important tasks such as setting up a new cabinet took months. A country, facing dire security situation, has unnecessarily failed to nominate a defence minister for one year. The uncertainty is still looming large on the horizon of the country and its friends. It has allowed its enemy ample space to reorganize for new offensives with help and guidance of Pakistan. On top of that, Ashraf Ghani’s new pro Pakistan policy has made Afghanistan a convenient place for them [religious extremists] to destroy it. During his predecessor’s tenure, things were not that easy for these destructive forces to disrupt Afghanis