KABUL order as the international order created in the mid-20th century is not responding to present day challenges and opportunities.
Speaking at the 7th Baku Global Forum in Azerbaijan, Ghani said there was clear dissatisfaction with the agreed rules of the game established post-WW2, as manifested by aggression and state sponsorship on terrorism.
“But there is yet to be an agreement on an acceptable, wholesome alternative. Thus, we have fallen back onto the monsters bred by fear, isolation and misunderstanding—a lazy, instantaneous and . . .
