Pakistan’s Strikes Expose Fragile Afghanistan Truce
By SS Ahmad Civilians were the first to suffer when Pakistan launched late‑April strikes across the Durand Line, hitting homes,...
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Pakistan’s War Economy: False Narratives and Failed Realities
By Fatima Chaudhary Pakistan recently hit the global headlines as an ammunition market, supplying its China-backed fighter jets to markets...
A Century‑Old Line, a New Digital Battlefield: Durand Line Tensions Resurface in the Afghan Diaspora
By A. Shafaq The Afghan diaspora has once again plunged into a heated and emotionally charged debate over the Durand...
Neutrality as Afghanistan’s Missing Path to Peace
In a statement posted on her X account titled “current perspective on the recent development in Afghanistan,” peace and reconciliation...
Dialogue or Political Theater? London’s “Towards Trust and Consensus” Conference
By Kazim Jafari The recent London conference titled “Towards Trust and Consensus,” held on 24–25 March 2026, represents another attempt by Afghan diaspora...
Afghan Diaspora Rally in Brussels to Condemn Pakistani Airstrikes
Dozens of Afghans from across Europe gathered on 25 March outside the European Parliament in Brussels to protest Pakistan’s recent...
Afghan Refugees Face Growing Risks as War Escalates in Iran
By Ilhamuddin Afghan The Israel–Iran war that erupted on 28 February 2026 has rapidly altered the conditions under which millions...
Erased, But Not Gone: The Afghan Women Who Stayed
By SS Ahmad The Taliban knew her name, her rank, and exactly where to find her. When they called Latifa...
Deadly Airstrikes Deepen Tensions Between Pakistan and Afghanistan
By Kazim Jafari Pakistan’s airstrikes in Afghanistan’s Nangarhar and Paktika provinces during Ramadan have sharply escalated tensions between the two countries,...
Afghan Leaders Push Back Against Pakistan’s Narrative
By Kazim Jafari Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif’s recent remarks in parliament - acknowledging that Pakistan had “rented itself out” to...
