Afghanistan Ambassador’s Independence Day Warning
“Our success and victory lie in national unity.” At the Afghan Embassy in Dushanbe—known as “Little Afghanistan” because it still...
The Flesh of the Text and the Trauma of the Border: Biopolitics, Neuroaesthetics, and Pragmatic Deconstruction in the Work of Somaia Ramish
By Ivan Pozzoni The Cartography of Terror and the Pragmatic Resignification of the Body The poetic production of Somaia Ramish...
Ashabuddin Omarkhail: A Mechanic’s Journey from Kunduz to Paris
"Kuchnay Kabul reminds us of big Kabul, our capital. It reminds us of our love for our home country.” When...
Karzai Under the Taliban: Confined Life, Unbroken Stand for Girls’ Education
“The only time that children got the opportunity to educate themselves… was the 20 years of the Republic.” By Kazim Jafari...
Karzai on Pakistan: “They can’t live with any Afghan government.”
Karzai urges Pakistan to abandon extremism as a tool of influence. By Kazim Jafari In his interview with Mishal Husain for...
Mass Deportations of Afghan Refugees from Pakistan Continues
The deportations of Afghans from Pakistan are not only a humanitarian catastrophe but also a destabilizing economic and political act....
The Durand Line’s Missing History
For Afghanistan and Pakistan, the Durand Line remains a central fault line in regional politics. Nabi Sahak’s Anglo‑Afghan Power and Politics,...
Afghan Diaspora Rallies Mark Five Years Under Taliban
“Afghanistan should not be forgotten, and Afghan women should not be left alone.” Five years after the Taliban seized Kabul...
Five Years of Taliban Rule: Munich Voices Demand Action for Afghan Women
Any engagement with the Taliban must take human rights seriously and must not normalize or legitimize the ongoing violations. Five...
August’s Story: A Nation That Won Freedom, and a Half That Lost It
No society can build stability by excluding women or suppressing entire communities. By Gousuddin Mir (President of AKIS Cultural Association in...