Loyalty and Loss: Witness to the Final Days of President Daoud Khan
By Wakeel Attock Nearly half a century after the violent collapse of Afghanistan’s first republic, a rare firsthand account has emerged...
By Wakeel Attock Nearly half a century after the violent collapse of Afghanistan’s first republic, a rare firsthand account has emerged...
ADN When Mohra Barekzai stepped onto the stage at the Afghan Cultural Association (AKIS) conference in Vienna, it marked a...
By A. Shafaq Terrorism in Pakistan is not just the work of rogue actors or isolated extremist cells—it’s a crisis...
By Nadia Ghulam On the shifting horizon of Afghanistan—a country where many women and girls today live in despair, stripped...
By Nadia Ghula It has been four long years since Afghan girls were forced out of their classrooms. Four years...
By Nasir Khattak The new “hard state” policy of Pakistan Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir has been rejected by representatives...
Afghanistan has been ranked 178th out of 180 countries in the World Press Freedom Index 2024, marking a steep decline...
As the arrival of spring brings renewal and joy to many people around the world, for Afghans, Nawruz has always...
February 15 – Afghan writer and academic Ismail Yun met with members of the Afghan diaspora in Vienna to discuss Afghanistan’s...
By: T.T.S Edited by: A.N.S The Taliban claim to be a regime based on the will of the people and...