Why is the US still struggling in Afghanistan?
Even though the US has spent over $70bn in training Afghan forces since 2002 –…
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An April Day That Changed Afghanistan: The legacy of the Saur Revolution’s war crimes
The coup d’etat that brought the People’s Democratic Party of Afghanistan (PDPA) was a watershed…
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Eight journalists among 29 killed in twin Afghanistan blasts
A number of journalists, including a senior AFP photographer, have died in a suicide attack…
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Participants of CRSS’ Pak-Afghan Youth Dialogue speak to KhyberNews
Participants of ASC-CRSS’ 11th Pak-Afghan Youth Dialogue from Afghanistan and Pakistan speaking to KhyberNews at…
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SIGAR’s Latest Audit Presses for Improved Monitoring of Multi-Donor Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund
SIGAR’s latest audit of the World Bank-administered Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund (ARTF) highlights gaps in…
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Nine Afghan Soldiers Killed In Taliban Attack In Faryab
At least nine Afghan security force members were killed in a Taliban attack on Wednesday…
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Billions of dollars of funding at risk in Afghanistan: SIGAR Report
The Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) – a Pentagon Watchdog – has warned…
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Resumption of comprehensive state level dialogue raises hope for participants of CRSS’ 11th Pak-Afghan Youth Forum
While the expressions ‘brothers’ and ‘conjoined twins’ used for Pakistan and Afghanistan by former President…
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Trump’s Troubling Pakistan Policy Dooms Afghanistan Peace
For a 16-year-long war in Afghanistan, whose failure lies in an endless list of complex…
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Going nationwide: The Helmand peace march initiative
Protests in Helmand calling for a ceasefire and talks between insurgents and government are about…
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