Elsa Imdad, Author at Afghan Studies Center

US willing to fund Afghan border security: Bilawal

WASHINGTON: Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari has said the United States is willing to provide Pakistan funds to enhance border security

The Taliban Can’t Win Friends or Influence People

Fights with neighbors, terrorism attacks on the group’s few patrons, and concerns over Taliban defections darken Afghanistan’s future. The Taliban

Afghan Taliban ban university education for girls

The Afghan Taliban authorities on Tuesday ordered an indefinite ban on university education for girls, the ministry of higher education

Pak-Afghan Relationship at Crossroads

Pak-Afghan ties are at a critical juncture. Earlier this week, the Taliban apologized for the border firing, but clashes at

Pakistan urges conflict prevention in UNSC speech

FM opposes more veto-wielding states in council; stresses multilateral solutions to challenges NEW YORK: Pakistan Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari

Border tension flares again after ‘Kabul apology’

QUETTA: At least one person was killed and 16 others sustained injuries when the Afghan Taliban fired mortar shells inside

Three killed in attack on China hotel in Afghan capital

At least three people were killed when gunmen attacked a hotel popular with Chinese business people in the Afghan capital

Afghanistan invasion by US: Strategic Failure or Engineered Catastrophe?

The US invaded Afghanistan with arrogance but withdrew in disgrace. The strategic failure of the so-called “war on terror” has shattered

6 dead, 17 injured in Chaman as Afghan Border Forces open ‘unprovoked, indiscriminate’ firing on civilians: ISPR

A scene of the attack from Afghan Border Forces at Chaman, Balochistan, Sunday. — DawnNews At least six people

West meets Taliban delegation in UAE, discusses human rights, peace and security

US Special Representative to Afghanistan, Thomas West, met with a delegation yesterday led by Malawi Mohammed Yaqub. West tweeted that