Will Trump return to ‘golf diplomacy’?
In this piece, Nasrullah Stanekzai examines whether Trump will revive his penchant for "golf diplomacy" as a tool for fostering.
Opinions, Politics
On the Road in America, Opinions
Afghanistan becomes the new Vietnam
In this piece, an Afghan Uber driver reflects on the striking parallels between the fall of Afghanistan and Vietnam through.
Economy, Opinions
The crisis facing Afghanistan’s chambers of commerce under Taliban interference
In this piece, Afsana Rahimi and Manizha Wafiq examine how Taliban interference has undermined the independence of Afghanistan’s chambers of.
On the Road in America
On the Road in America: Jumong and unlikely gifts between Koreas
n this installment, an Afghan Uber driver recounts a memorable late-night ride with two South Korean passengers, exploring history, pop.
Global, Opinions
North Korea’s expanding role in global conflicts beyond Asia
In this piece, the writer, Naserullah Stanekzai, examines North Korea's involvement in the Ukraine war and its implications for global.
Opinions, Politics
Evaluating US policy toward Taliban: Implications of 2024 presidential election
The 2024 U.S. presidential election is set to be a landmark event, not just for the United States but for.
Opinions, Politics
Spread of ISIS in Afghanistan: Assessing Taliban’s role and the imperative for global accountability
In this article, the writer, Besmillah Tabaan, examines the expanding presence of ISIS in Afghanistan, the Taliban's complex role in.
Global, Opinions
BRICS on Afghanistan: Strong on intent but challenged on strategy
In this piece, ex-foreign minister Haneef Atmar writes that while BRICS has expressed a strong commitment to peace and stability.
Global, Opinions
The return of ‘War of the Cities’
In this article, the writer examines the historical parallels between the Iran-Iraq “War of the Cities” and current missile strikes.
Opinions, Society
Oxygen of democracy
In this article, the writer emphasizes that access to information is fundamental to democracy, likening it to the “oxygen” that.