Unveiling the Myths and Failures of Afghanistan’s Governance: A Critical Examination
By Shahmahmood Miakhel Afghanistan is the subject of many myths and misconceptions. Particularly, the last three to four decades have...
Afghanistan
From Conflict to Peace: Reflections on Afghanistan’s Challenges and the Path Ahead
By Heela Najibullah Speech for the Peace Movement Meeting in Kassel, Germany Dear members of the Peace movement, Ladies and...
Pakistani’s Minorities: Forgotten and Abandoned, Similar Plight to Afghan Refugees
By *Shinwari The condition of minorities in Pakistan is similar to that of the Afghan refugees. As Afghan refugees, they...
The Interconnected Web of the Afghan Drug Trade: Cartels, Trafficking Routes, and Government Complicity
By *Hamid Pakteen The clandestine operations of drug smugglers, spanning across the mountains of Balochistan province along Pak-Afghan border, have...
Causes & Consequences of Police Vigilantism in Pakistan
By *Shinwari The Pakistani state is often viewed as a military-led institution wherein all internal and external decisions affecting the...
زندگی دختر افغان زیر حاکمیت طالبان
افغانستان سرزمین سراپا مردانه؛ که همه تصمیمگیریها از سوی مردان گرفته شده و مردان نقش محوری در تاریخ پر تشنج...
په افغاني ټولنه کې کولتوري بدلونه: د شعور د کچې لوړوالی
الهام الدين افغان* افغاني ټولنه يوه رواياتي ټولنه ده چې تل يې په خپلو کولتوري رواياتو ټينګار کړی او دغه...
Diskriminierung von Hazaras im Afghanistan der Taliban
Von Qurban Ali Hassani Neben Frauen und Mädchen aus allen ethnischen Gruppen in Afghanistan sind Angehörige von Minderheiten wie die...
Afghan Women’s Activist Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize Calls for Dialogue with Taliban
By SS Ahmad Mahbouba Seraj, a prominent Afghan women’s rights activist, who has been advocating for engagement with Taliban, has...
Taliban’s Push for Diplomatic Relations Amidst Criticism of Suppression of Women’s Rights
By SS Ahmad On the 25th of March, it was announced by a Taliban spokesperson that attempts were being made by...
