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Streamlining Madrassa system in Pakistan

One of the most important parts of the National Action Plan (NAP) was implementing the madrassa (religious seminary) reform proposal

31 January was the deadline for victims of Afghan war crimes to share their experiences and opinions with the International

A newly released report by the World Bank says that about 16 percent of Afghan families have at least one

Youth are backbone to the nation and they can change the future of the society with their wellbeing and courageous

Afghanistan has massive mineral reserves, which has also fueled competition over mines among pro-government “strongmen”. High up on Donald Trump’s

In an anticipated move, The US House of Representatives (HoRs) joined the Senate on Tuesday by proposing to cease any

Continuing our look back at key developments in Afghanistan in 2017, after migration and peace talks, we come to security.

As this dispatch was finalised, the Pakistan government had not made any last-minute extension to the ‘Proof of Registration’ identity

Despite a new offer by the Afghan government through the High Peace Council, there was not much movement toward government-Taleban

Almost a week on since I wrote on the (im)probability of peace talks with the Taliban, Afghanistan has not only seethed