EFSAS Research Fellows

Mr. Timothy Foxley (MBE)

Mr. Timothy Foxley is an independent consultant specialising in political/military analysis and research. He worked for the British government as a Defence Analyst from 1992 to 2014. He has studied Afghanistan, the region, and associated conflict themes, since 2001, much of this time at the UK Ministry of Defence as a Senior Analyst, where he received the MBE in 2005 for his Afghan work. He has also worked at the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI). He now also provides expertise on Afghanistan to UK lawyers defending Afghan asylum seekers.

In addition, Mr. Foxley is currently also engaged in studies of Eastern Europe, the Balkans and Russia-related security themes, including two operational tours in Bosnia during the 1990s. He lives in Malmö in southern Sweden. He is a keen punk rock guitarist and a much less keen marathon runner.

Read more about Mr. Foxley on his website: Afghanhindsight

Contributions

Here you will find contributions by Mr. Timothy Foxley, Fellow at EFSAS.

• Afghanistan’s prospects for 2023

• What direction for Afghanistan? Possible scenarios

• Speech of Mr. Timothy Foxley during EFSAS Side-event/Webinar on the sidelines of 45th Session of UNHRC

• Article: 'Islamic State in Afghanistan: future spoiler?'

• Speech of Mr. Timothy Foxley during EFSAS Side-event at the 40th Session of the UNHRC

• Taliban’s propaganda activities: How well is the Afghan insurgency communicating and what is it saying?

• Taliban Information Operations in Afghanistan

• Where will Afghanistan be in one, five and ten years’ time?

• The Battle for Hearts and Minds in Afghanistan

• Afghanistan’s neighbours: Great Game, Regional Approach or Limited Liability Opportunism?

• Revolutionary Outcomes? How the Afghanistan conflict might evolve after 2014

All views expressed are of the author and do not necessarily coincide with the views held by EFSAS