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Students Graduate in Women’s Studies for First Time in Afghanistan

“This is the beginning of a change,” Mujtaba Arefi, one of the graduates said. Nearly 22 graduates including 7 men,

One Step Closer to War Crimes Trials: ICC Prosecutor requests authorisation to investigate

International Criminal Court (ICC) Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda has requested judicial authorisation to open an investigation into crimes allegedly committed in

A Son of Nangarhar Paints the Sea: Afghan artwork from Guantanamo

As an art exhibition featuring the works of eight current and former Guantanamo detainees, Yemeni, Algerian, Pakistani and Kuwaiti, is

Does Chabahar matter?

To utilise CPEC projects to the advantage of Pakistan in a geo-politically loaded environment, our leaders will need to pull

Trade between Pakistan and Afghanistan on the rocks

Afghanistan and Pakistan are going through extended periods of distrust owing to security situation on the border where Islamabad has

HEC Advisor Waseem Hashmi spoke to CRSS about Pakistan Government’s scholarship program for Afghan students

Higher Education Commission (HEC) Advisor Waseem Hashmi Syed told CRSS that 750 scholarships will be awarded to Afghan students based

HEC Advisor Waseem Hashmi at CRSS’ 5th Pak-Afghan Youth Dialogue

Higher Education Commission (HEC) Advisor Waseem Hashmi Syed spoke to CRSS after chairing the Fifth Pak-Afghan Youth Dialogue that he

Education diplomacy crucial for better sustainable Pak-Afghan Relations, concludes CRSS-ASC 5th Pak-Afghan Youth Dialogue

October 31, 2017 The Center for Research and Security Studies (CRSS) conducted its fifth Pak-Afghan Youth Dialogue under its Afghan

AfPak in the eye of storm

The latest round of the so called Great Game which has started recently, like the previous ones played in 19th

Ashraf Ghani’s Trade War against Pakistan favors India and Iran

Interestingly, 47% Of Afghan exports are absorbed in Pakistan, India imports 40% of total Aghan exports while Iran imports only