Balochistan’s Battle: Economic Exploitation, Political Repression, and Rising Insurgency
By Kadeem Baloch Balochistan, Pakistan's largest and resource-rich province, has long been a battleground between the Pakistani state and the...
Government Negligence and Unequal Distribution Are Aggravating Crisis in Balochistan
Kuchnay Kabul in Paris: Where Language, Memory, and Exile Intertwine
Growing Punjabi Domination is Leading to a Federal Crisis
Afghan Students in Pakistan Face an Uncertain Educational Future
Born in America, Playing for Afghanistan: Safa Noorzai’s Rising Dream
By Kadeem Baloch Balochistan, Pakistan's largest and resource-rich province, has long been a battleground between the Pakistani state and the...
By Fatima Chaudhary In recent months, Pakistan has witnessed a significant intensification in efforts by the government to regulate and...
On August 11th, nearly 200 Afghan diaspora members from both sides of the Durand Line staged a protest in front...
By Deema Hiram, Enayat Nasir, Rahim Jami, and Zarqa Yaftali The Taliban has completed three years of power in Afghanistan, forcibly...
By T. T. Sh. On the second of October 2021, when an Iranian female journalist interviewed Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid, he...
By Mohammad Afzal Zarghoni ABSTRACT The findings give us a glimpse into views and perceptions of ordinary Afghans both at...
By A. Shafaq After three years since Taliban's takeover, Afghanistan continues to remain economically unstable and internationally unrecognized. While many countries maintain diplomatic ties with Kabul,...
By Anant Mishra and Christian Kaunert On Tuesday, Masoud Pezeshkian sworn in as the Islamic Republic of Iran’s 9th President. As analysed...
By Kadeem Baloch The province of Balochistan in Pakistan has long been a focal point of political and social unrest....
By Ilhamuddin Afghan Few days ago, when a police station in Bannu, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, was attacked, resulting in casualties, the...