Elsa Imdad, Author at Afghan Studies Center

Energy crisis posing a serious threat to the poor countries

The energy crisis appears to be getting worse with time and could create global tensions and a race for the

EU Contributes €50 Million to WFP for Afghanistan

9 in 10 households cannot meet their food needs, with those headed by women particularly vulnerable, according to the latest

At least 64 children killed in UK military Afghan operations

The UK government has paid out for the deaths of at least four times as many Afghan children than it

Past eight years on track to be warmest on record, says WMO

The World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) says the past eight years are on track to be the warmest on record, fuelled

Humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan gets worse: UNHCR

Afghanistan continues to face an unprecedented humanitarian crisis due to the severe economic situation, high levels of poverty, natural disasters

Afghanistan earns $1 billion by export in 7 months

The Taliban Ministry of Industry and Commerce has announced that the Afghan exports to Pakistan, India, and Tajikistan have earned

Pakistan, China push for accelerating CPEC, extend it to Afghanistan

Both sides express strong determination to counter all threats and designs against the project and friendship ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and China

Afghanistan: Uneasy Peace and Pressing Economic Challenges

Pakistan has not fully utilized its untapped potential for trade and economic connectivity with Afghanistan. Bureaucratic hindrances and redundant procedures

US to act unilaterally against terrorist threats from Afghanistan

WASHINGTON: The United States will continue to act unilaterally to address emergent terrorist threats from Afghanistan, the US State Department

How Pakistan lost potential Afghan investments?

Pakistan’s exports to Afghanistan in Sept were around $80m while imports were $125m Isn’t it a shame that a