The Future of Prosperity : Can U.S and China Cooperate on Afghanistan Peace?
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Faced with an increased exasperation in Afghanistan, the Trump government has changed its timetable to withdraw from Afghanistan and believed that U.S. troops can’t withdraw from Afghanistan within a short term and it will stay until complete victory against terrorism in Afghanistan is realised. 19 years have elapsed since 2001 when U.S. troop launched the war on terrorism in Afghanistan. There is no dialogue or cooperation mechanism between Beijing and Washington over Afghanistan issues, and even all neighbouring countries of Afghanistan are oblivious of the importance of solving Afghanistan issues jointly. All stakeholders are drawing their own route maps according to their own scripts, and countries including Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Pakistan adjacent to Afghanistan are affected by refugees, drugs and terrorists’ issues since the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979. China has seen persistent efforts made by U.S. in Afghanistan and China hoped that Afghanistan can recover peace and stability with the assistance of the international community as soon as possible. In this article, the authors believe that China and U.S. have many common interests over Afghanistan issues and can reach a consensus over recovery of peace and stability in Afghanistan.
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Faced with an increased exasperation in Afghanistan, the Trump government has changed its timetable to withdraw from Afghanistan and believed that U.S. troops can’t withdraw from Afghanistan within a short term and it will stay until complete victory against terrorism in Afghanistan is realised. 19 years have elapsed since 2001 when U.S. troop launched the war on terrorism in Afghanistan. There is no dialogue or cooperation mechanism between Beijing and Washington over Afghanistan issues, and even all neighbouring countries of Afghanistan are oblivious of the importance of solving Afghanistan issues jointly. All stakeholders are drawing their own route maps according to their own scripts, and countries including Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Pakistan adjacent to Afghanistan are affected by refugees, drugs and terrorists’ issues since the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979. China has seen persistent efforts made by U.S. in Afghanistan and China hoped that Afghanistan can recover peace and stability with the assistance of the international community as soon as possible. In this article, the authors believe that China and U.S. have many common interests over Afghanistan issues and can reach a consensus over recovery of peace and stability in Afghanistan.
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