Why Are Afghans Wary of Pakistan?

Why Are Afghans Wary of Pakistan?

By Elsa Imdad Haunted by a legacy of mistrust, Afghans see hostility where there was once refuge. Can Pakistan confront...
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Amir al-Mumineen Calls for Stronger Education at Kandahar University

Amir al-Mumineen Calls for Stronger Education at Kandahar University

Amir al-Mumineen Sheikh Mawlawi Hibatullah Akhundzada, the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, visited Kandahar University on Wednesday,...
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UK stands firm on its commitment to Afghan women and girls: Hamish Falconer

UK stands firm on its commitment to Afghan women and girls: Hamish Falconer

UK’s Deputy Foreign Secretary, Hamish Falconer, says Britain stands firm in its commitment to the people of Afghanistan, especially Afghan...
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Humanitarian Aid Decline Possibly Due to Women Policies: Muttaqi

Humanitarian Aid Decline Possibly Due to Women Policies: Muttaqi

Acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi has said that the Islamic Emirate seeks "respectful" relations with the new US administration....
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US State Department suspends funding for refugee support organizations

US State Department suspends funding for refugee support organizations

The U.S. State Department has suspended funding for organizations that assist refugees with resettlement, employment, and other essential needs. In...
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COMPLEX TERRORISM LANDSCAPE IN PAKISTAN-AFGHANISTAN REGION : AFGHAN EMIRATE AS COUNTER-TERROR PARTNER

COMPLEX TERRORISM LANDSCAPE IN PAKISTAN-AFGHANISTAN REGION : AFGHAN EMIRATE AS COUNTER-TERROR PARTNER

This report examines the evolving militant landscape in the Afghanistan-Pakistan region following the Afghan Taliban’s (TTA) return to power in...
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Why Wakhan Corridor is Significant for China?

Why Wakhan Corridor is Significant for China?

By Shahana Naseer The Wakhan Corridor, situated in Afghanistan’s Badakhshan Province, is a narrow land passage connecting Afghanistan to China...
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OIC Conference on Girls’ Education: Is There Hope for Afghanistan?

OIC Conference on Girls’ Education: Is There Hope for Afghanistan?

By ELSA IMDAD The OIC Conference on Girls’ Education in Islamabad brought together global leaders and advocates to confront the...
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Malala Yousafzai: ‘Taliban’ Has Denied Afghan Girls’ Right to Education

Malala Yousafzai: ‘Taliban’ Has Denied Afghan Girls’ Right to Education

Malala Yousafzai, education activist and Nobel Peace Prize winner, stated that the interim government of Afghanistan has deprived Afghan girls...
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A Year of Narrative Building and Community Development

A Year of Narrative Building and Community Development

The historical ties between Pakistan and Afghanistan have not always translated into harmonious state-level relations. In light of this, the...
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Eminent Pak-Afghan Ulema Voice Support for Girls Education in Afghanistan

The return of the Taliban in Afghanistan meant that the nature of relevant stakeholders in the region had changed, and…

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AFGHANISTAN BUSINESS COMMUNITY UNHAPPY WITH PAKISTAN

In this interview with Matrix Media, veteran economist Haroon Sharif sheds light on what lies behind the Afghans’ (especially the…

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Girls’ Education: The Major Unfulfilled Commitment

Depriving Afghan girls of education was one of the Taliban regime’s systematic and devastating abuses against women, which has been…

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Pursuing Doha Agreement Must for Bringing Peace to Afghanistan

Islamabad, Sept. 21, 2022: The need for Taliban’s compliance with Doha Agreement – as a mitigation against denial of their international…

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Global sanctions – a chilling effect on Afghan infrastructure

Afghanistan has a deteriorating economy along with a hotchpotch of multifaceted perils. Food is available in Kabul marketplaces, but few…

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