For over a century, Afghanistan has been in a constant state of war and upheaval. After every war a common

  By Elsa Imdad The ever-delicate Pak-Afghan relationship hangs by a thread, with unresolved tensions sparking fears of a deeper regional

Afghan and Pakistani tribal elders have agreed on a temporary ceasefire at the Torkham border until 11 March. The decision

UN Secretary-General António Guterres has confirmed in his latest report that anti-Taliban armed groups conducted 91 attacks against the Taliban

Around 800 families in Torkham have been forced to leave their homes due to intermittent clashes and shelling attacks by

Afghan refugees in neighboring countries continue to face serious challenges, including mistreatment and illegal detentions by local authorities. They say

Stripping women of their rights in times of crisis is not just policy—it’s violence. The United States’ decision to withdraw

By Elsa Imdad Haunted by a legacy of mistrust, Afghans see hostility where there was once refuge. Can Pakistan confront

Amir al-Mumineen Sheikh Mawlawi Hibatullah Akhundzada, the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, visited Kandahar University on Wednesday,

UK’s Deputy Foreign Secretary, Hamish Falconer, says Britain stands firm in its commitment to the people of Afghanistan, especially Afghan