The phrase "afghanistan stability" is not correct as it lacks capitalization and proper context.
You can use it when discussing the political or social stability of Afghanistan.
Example: "The international community is focused on improving Afghanistan stability to ensure peace in the region."
Alternatives: "stability in Afghanistan" or "Afghan stability".
In the medium term, it could play a more active role in regional development, because of its huge hydropower potential, relative (to Afghanistan) stability, and religiously moderate population.
Josh Marshall, at TPM, says he felt better about the war plan before he saw the graphic, produced by Pentagon consultants and uncovered by Richard Engel at NBC last week (Close Read is late on this), which lays out "Afghanistan Stability / COIN Dynamics".
Peace and stability in Afghanistan does not require resolution of the Kashmir conflict and other Afghanistan-Pakistan issues, such as the status of the Durand Line, the 1893 boundary between the two countries that Afghanistan has never accepted.
And if this were not bad enough for Pakistan, Mr Trump then applauded India's "important contributions to stability in Afghanistan", urging New Delhi to play a larger role.
AFGHANISTAN The UNICEF Afghanistan Innovation Lab uses mobile technologies to monitor programme inputs and quality.
What he did not say, however, is whether he would be willing to talk to non-state actors like the Taliban in order to achieve a modicum of regional stability in the Afghanistan-Pakistan cross border region known colloquially as Pushtunistan.
The prime minister will dine with Hamid Karzai and Asif Ali Zardari at Chequers on Sunday night as part of his efforts to strengthen Afghanistan-Pakistan relations and promote regional peace and stability.
(President Hamid Karzai in Afghanistan plays the same game. He's in the looking-for-stability-in-Afghanistan business. And as long as we keep paying him, he'll keep looking).
He will take part in a variety of forums, including public speaking engagements, conferences and policy-related planning sessions, on the future of Afghanistan, Pakistan and the region; U.S.-Afghanistan relations; and issues pertaining to terrorism and regional stability, and their impact on global security.
Indian officials told their US counterparts in 2007 that "there were also signs of increasing ties between the Taliban and al-Qaida elements on both sides of the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, a fact which is of major significance for stability in both countries".
AFGHANISTAN IS teetering between a political implosion that could ignite civil war in Kabul and a power-sharing deal that could give the country another chance for stability.
