Terrorism; Common Threat for Afghanistan and Central Asia

Terrorism is a serious challenge for Afghanistan. When Taliban emerged in 1996 in Afghanistan it reinforced and take power step by step. Taliban had an amicable relation with terroristic groups in the region, Before the Taliban collapsing in 2001 the Afghanistan have changed in a shelter for terrorism. When the US had invaded for Taliban in 2001 and collapsed this group from power the new government in Afghanistan come to the power under the leadership of Hamid Karzai. Then Afghanistan experienced the stability in a short period, but after 2011 once again the terrorism had reinforced and changed for a serious challenge for Afghanistan government. Among the fighter of Taliban, some fighter had seemed form Central Asian republic, especially Uzbek fighter supported the Taliban militant for fighting against the government of Afghanistan. This research examine the role of terrorism for relations of Afghanistan and Central Asia. This research is in the base of qualitative methods which collected data from library and archive and then analyzed the data and achieved the result. Finding of this research demonstrated that reinforcement of terrorism in Afghanistan will effect for Central Asia and terrorism will penetrate to the Central Asia if it strengthen its position in Afghanistan.