A Little Kabul in Paris
How much of Afghan culture should be preserved abroad? How should traditions adapt to life in a new country? What...
Afghan Diaspora
What It Means to Be a Feminist: A Feminism That Makes No Noise
Being a feminist today does not necessarily require wearing a slogan or joining a rally, even as those actions remain...
Pakistan Orders Afghan Medical Students to Return Home Amid Tensions
Pakistan’s deportation campaign has been widely criticized by humanitarian organizations, which warn that forced returns place vulnerable Afghans at risk...
Naghma in Fremont: Aisha Wahab’s Win Belongs to Afghan Women
Diaspora communities should use the opportunities available in their countries of residence and support one another. By Kazim Jafari In a...
Keramat Khan: A Young Afghan Rebuilding His Future Through Language
“I want to learn the language and do vocational training. I want to build a future.” At 18, Keramat Khan...
One Flag, Many Fault Lines: Aisha Wahab and the Diaspora’s Battle Over Identity
“We are one people… it does not matter if you’re Hazara, Pashtun, Shia, Sunni, American‑born or European‑born.” By Kazim Jafari In...
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...
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...
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....
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...
