Afghan Women in Frankfurt Mark Five Years of Taliban Rule With Renewed Resistance
“The Taliban may control the land, but they have not captured the will of Afghan women." By Sajia Hamdard (Afghan...
IMF Talks Expose Pakistan’s Persistent Failure on Education, Healthcare and Governance
From Bookshelves to Community: An Afghan Activist’s Mission in Vienna
Two Fronts, One Doctrine: Pakistan’s Proxy Warfare from Kashmir to Afghanistan
The Writing That Survives Prison: Khalid Qaderi’s Writing of Resistance
Civilians Bear the Cost as Pakistan’s Air Campaign Expands into Afghanistan
“The Taliban may control the land, but they have not captured the will of Afghan women." By Sajia Hamdard (Afghan...
"Democracies protect journalists, not persecute them. A free independent press strengthens the democratic process and thereby the politicians.” By Kazim Jafari...
Without unity, strategy, and sustained engagement, the diaspora’s potential influence will remain unrealized. The latest “Marka‑e Milli” national dialogue in...
Many Afghan families are now avoiding hospitals and clinics to escape police documentation checks, leading to preventable medical complications, including...
By Kadeem Baloch Balochistan is burning. The recent killing of police personnel and the resulting attack on the alleged militants...
Baloch activists have repeatedly accused the state of enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings, resource extraction, and political exclusion. By Fatima Chaudhary The latest...
By Dawood Jabarkhail Saima Bibi, a resident of Paktia province, is among the many Afghan students who hoped to complete...
“I feel Afghan because my heart is Afghan. I represent Afghanistan. My last name is Noorzai, and I play for...
Pakistan’s nuclear power will remain a source of risk rather than strength. Democracy stays incomplete, and ordinary citizens continue to...
“Pakistan failed to verify whether the target was a military objective. The strike possibly amounts to a war crime.” A...