Journalism – a different kind of jihad in Afghanistan

Posted by admin - August 15, 2018

THE NEWSREEL DEPICTS SOVIET TANKS winding their way along the Kabul River. It at first appears to be…

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Surge in Taliban’s violence to harm progress on diplomatic front

Posted by admin - August 13, 2018

The Afghan Taliban have stepped up attacks against security forces, storming of the historic Ghazni…

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Counter-terrorism: The Chinese Way

Posted by admin - August 13, 2018

Unfazed by the Trumpian tariff wars and determined to create its own relevance to a…

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Afghan Taliban delegation visits Uzbekistan to discuss peace, security

Posted by admin - August 13, 2018

A delegation from the Afghan Taliban met officials in Uzbekistan during a five-day trip to…

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Finding ‘home’ – The Afghans of Pakistan

Posted by admin - August 13, 2018

Sitting in Islamabad’s most-loved Burning Brownie cafe, light-eyed, 27-year-old, Ahmad Fawad could easily pass for…

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Afghanistan Election Conundrum: Electoral reform and the preparations for the Elections 2018

Posted by admin - August 13, 2018

Afghanistan’s parliamentary elections are scheduled for 20 October this year, three and a half years late. They were…

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Ending the war in Afghanistan

Posted by admin - August 13, 2018

The Trump administration has reportedly instructed its top diplomats to engage in direct talks with…

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Drought raises food security fears in Afghanistan

Posted by admin - August 13, 2018

A shortage of precipitation during the winter months, both rain and snow, left much of Afghanistan with…

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Can Trilateral Counter-Terrorism Cooperation Work?

Posted by admin - August 10, 2018

As terror outfits continue to strengthen the reins of terror, taking advantage of the protracted…

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Strengthening Institutions, the gateway to sustainable economic development

Posted by admin - August 10, 2018

August 10, 2018 Why are some countries rich and other poor? Why are Pakistan and…

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