Let Girls and Women Learn in Afghanistan
By Rahim Jami and Deema Hiram Background It has been 865 days since girls at the middle and secondary levels were banned...
Global Protests Condemn Taliban Gender Persecution
Afghan Students and Activists Launch “Dark Fridays” Protest Outside UN in Vienna
Taliban Say They Hit Targets in Pakistan, Pushing a Fragile Standoff Toward Crisis
“Education Is Resistance”: Former Child of Taliban Rule Warns of a New Lost Generation
Voices in the Void: The Fragile Link Between Afghan Women and the Machine
By Rahim Jami and Deema Hiram Background It has been 865 days since girls at the middle and secondary levels were banned...
By A. Shafaq The completion of the Little Pamir Road, linking Afghanistan and China, has raised geo-political concerns, particularly concerning...
By Kadeem Baloch In a development that has sent shockwaves through the trade routes between Afghanistan and Pakistan, a significant...
By A. Shafaq Mohammad Yaqoob Mujahid, the current leader of the Ministry of National Defense in the Taliban government, recently...
By Ilhamuddin Afghan Afghanistan's economic downturn, which predates the Taliban's assumption of power, took a sharp turn for the worse...
By Nazila Jamshidi On January 15, as reported by the Washington Post, their researchers identified 118 girls who were sold...
By Ilhamuddin Afghan Following the Taliban’s resurgence in Afghanistan and in the wake of recent attacks, the country’s neighboring nations...
By A. Shafaq In a significant move, the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) adopted Resolution 2721 during the last week...
By Ilhamuddin AfghanIn the wake of the past two decades, Afghanistan has witnessed a transformative surge in higher education, both...
By Kadeem Baloch Pakistan cannot expect serious discussions with Afghanistan on promoting bilateral cooperation anytime soon; Islamabad seemed to have let...