ʿAbd-ar-Raḥmān Ḫān, Afghanistan, Emir
geb. 1844; gest. 1901Berliner Volksblatt 2 (5.4.1885) 80
Berlin : Bading, 1884-1890Vorwärts 18 (9.10.1901) 236
Berlin : Vorwärts-Verl., 1.1.1891-15.3.1933Vorwärts 18 (10.10.1901) 237
Berlin : Vorwärts-Verl., 1.1.1891-15.3.1933"We knew that they had no future in Kabul"
why and how Afghan families decide to leaveBerlin : Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, Department for Asia and the Pacific, April 2016"Wir wussten, dass sie in Kabul keine Zukunft hatten"
Fluchtentscheidungen afghanischer FamilienBerlin : Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, Referat Asien und Pazifik, August 2016Dost Mohammed, Afghanistan, Amir
geb. 1792; gest. 1863Die neue Welt 5 (29.11.1879) 9
Hamburg ; Breslau ; Berlin : Auer, 1876-1912The Silk Road economic belt
considering security implications and EU-China cooperation prospectsSolna : sipri, [2017], © 2017The 21st century maritime silk road
security implications and ways forward for the European UnionSolna : SIPRI-Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, [2018], © 2018The transitioning security order in the Indo-Pacific
furthering India-EU & triangular collaboration[New Delhi] : Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies, December 2022Nadir Schah, Afghanistan, König
geb. 1880; gest. 1933Vorwärts 46 (17.3.1929) 129
Berlin : Vorwärts-Verl., 1.1.1891-15.3.1933Vorwärts 46 (23.3.1929) 140
Berlin : Vorwärts-Verl., 1.1.1891-15.3.1933Vorwärts 46 (4.4.1929) 157
Berlin : Vorwärts-Verl., 1.1.1891-15.3.1933Europe's engagement in Afghanistan post-2021
uncertainty, pragmatism, and continued partnership[Kabul] : Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Afghanistan, [2020], © 2020Afghanistan and the transatlantic relationship
the future of U.S.-European cooperation[Kabul] : Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Afghanistan, [2020], © 2020Meeting in the middle?
Russia, Afghanistan, and Europe[Kabul] : Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Afghanistan, [2020], © 2020