Centre for Air Power Studies Regional opinions and TRends Centre for Air Power Studies O p i n i o n s a n d T r e n d s 8/22 April 2022 The Taliban: Unrecognized And Unrepentant Richard Weitz | 01 April 2022 “Afghanistan’s neighbouring countries have not gone beyond limited diplomatic engagement, economic detachment, and security containment.” Read More: . [...] But much can change in the next six months.” Read More: *** Negev Summit Plays Out The Highs And Lows of Arab-Israeli Rapprochement Kabir Taneja | 02 April 2022 “Negev summit is led by Israel’s view, and fear, that the current momentum of the Arab–Israel rapprochement is both, an opportunity for a historic do-over i. [...] The visit comes against Pakistani air raids in Khost province in which after the acceptance of $659 million grant by over forty people including women and children were government through the US aid agency.. [...] Pic Credits: - RSS /Kathmandu Post Pic Credits: AFP *** *** Upsurge in violence has resulted in death of over fifty Protests have intensified in Palestine after the people in Afghanistan with Islamic State claiming Israeli forces crackdown near the al-Aqsa Mosque responsibility for four explosions on April 21 in East Jerusalem. [...] Pic Credits: AFP Pic Credits: MEE/Wahaj Bani Mufleh *** *** The Centre for Air Power Studies (CAPS) is an independent, non-profit think tank that undertakes and promotes policy related research, study and discussion on defence and military issues, trends, and development in air power and space for civil and military purposes, as also related issues of Centre for Air Power Studies national security.
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