Continuing Human Toll: Pakistan’s Controversial Drive to Evict Afghan Refugees
By Shinwari Faced with rising terror attacks, Pakistan launched a drive in October 2023 to evict Afghan nationals residing as refugeesin the country over...
China’s Diplomatic Maneuvers: Exploiting Afghanistan’s Resources
By A. Shafaq As much of the global community shuns Afghanistan's Taliban regime, China is forging diplomatic and economic tieswith...
A Degree of Controversy: Mullah Exams Spark Concerns in Afghan Higher Education
By Ilhamuddin Afghan A recent large-scale examination organized by the Afghan Ministry of Higher Education (MoHE) aiming at awarding master’s...
Balochistan’s Dual Crisis of Human Rights Abuses and Economic Struggles
By Kadeem Baloch As Pakistan celebrated Eid this year, the streets of Balochistan were painted crimson - not with the...
Afghan Women Unite Against Gender Apartheid
By Nazila Jamshidi "Afghan women are coordinating their advocacy to strengthening the fight to codify gender apartheid as a crime...
Taliban’s Expulsion of Former Jihadi Leader Sparks Outcry and Criticism
By Ilhamuddin Afghan In a recent turn of events, the Taliban's Minister of Justice, Abdul Hakim Shara’ee, made headlines by...
Mass Afghan Deportation from Pakistan: A Brewing Crisis for Regional Stability and Development
By Kadeem Baloch From April 15, right after Ramadan, Pakistan will begin the quest to send about 850,000 documented Afghan refugees back...
Taliban Enforce Media Crackdown: Restrictions on Photos and Women Voices
By Ilhamuddin Afghan A recent order by Taliban leader Mullah Habatullah to ban TV interviews and images of the group's...
Recent Statement by the Taliban Supreme Leader and Its Implications on Women’s Rights and the Justice System in Afghanistan
Nazila Jamshidi Recently, Hebtollah Akhundzadeh, the Taliban Supreme leader, addressed the Westerners in the audio tape that was broadcast on...
Pashtun Marginalization in Pakistan: The Struggle Against Punjabi Supremacy
By Shinwari Pakistan, since its creation has been a deeply divided state, even though it was founded on the principle...