An analysis of the Tehran quadrilateral meeting, the balance between deterrence and dialogue, and possible paths toward de-escalation and regional security cooperation.
How Russia, China, and Iran’s security and economic interests shape regional cooperation, and why lasting peace also depends on Afghanistan’s institutions, rights, and strategic autonomy.
Deeper U.S. engagement in Central Asia raises questions about Afghanistan, regional diplomacy, and whether strategic interest can support cooperation on conflict resolution.
Recent discussions in Islamabad have renewed attention to the role of regional cooperation in Afghanistan’s political future. This analysis examines how greater coordination among regional countries, alongside Afghan-led dialogue and international engagement, could contribute to sustainable peace and stability in Afghanistan.