Forsvar og sikkerhed

Afghanistan has evolved during the past twenty years, and so have the Taliban. They seem to be well aware that, they will not get the support, investments and recognition they need from the international community to legitimize their rule, if they resort to their old ways.

Det politiske og militære kollaps og Talibans overtagelse af magten i Afghanistan har allerede ledt til debat om, hvad Vesten og Danmark fik ud af et 20-årigt engagement i landet. Et faktum er, at det danske bidrag medvirkede til at forbedre Danmarks anseelse i USA.

Hvad kommer Talibans sejr og den seneste udvikling i Afghanistan til at betyde for den globale jihad-bevægelse. Bliver landet igen en base for al-Qaeda?  Og vil Taliban distancere sig fra transnationale jihadister i overensstemmelse med den aftale, de har indgået med amerikanerne?

9/11 and the US-led invasion of Afghanistan that followed have been defining events for the development of global jihadism during the past twenty years. With the return of the Taliban to power in Afghanistan, al-Qaeda and IS are back in the international spotlight. The latter organisations have managed to regroup, reorganise and strike back over the years: how will the Taliban takeover affect their future, both in Afghanistan and abroad? And what can research tell us about the development of al-Qaeda and IS over the past two decades?

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