Internal Peace – A challenge for Taliban?
The Taliban since coming into power on August 15, 2021, have been facing several internal…
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Is the World Indifferent toward Afghan Refugees?
By Elsa Imdad Afghans make up one of the world’s largest refugee populations, according…
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The World Failed the Afghan Women
“The international community (Russia, the US, and European countries) did not do anything for us.…
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Pakistan, Taliban, and women’s rights under Islamic governance
There are issues that are more pressing than deciding on the kind of ‘purdah’ Afghan…
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How Long Until Peace Restores in Afghanistan?
By Elsa Imdad Pieces of broken glass, burned notebooks, bloodstained walls, children’s shoes, and asphyxiating…
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Taliban Plea for Recognition While Curtailing Freedom of Expression and Banning Girls’ Education
The interim regime of the Afghan Taliban on Wednesday surprised all and sundry by sending…
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Afghan Women Under the Taliban Regime
In my dream, I am the president. When I awake, I am the beggar of…
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Taliban Conduct: Rude Awakening for Pakistan
An ‘apparently’ peaceful transition of power on August 15, 2021, in Afghanistan has now turned…
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After Yemen, Afghanistan now faces the world’s most acute humanitarian crisis
The situation in Afghanistan is dire. By most estimates, the country will be the world’s…
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Islamabad-Kabul relations on a positive trajectory
September 25, 2020 Islamabad-Kabul bilateral relations, after many years seem to be increasingly on a…
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