The bitter laugh of Mullah Abdul Kabir
In this article, the author attempts to analyze the Taliban deputy chief minister's laugh in response to a question about.
Opinions, Politics
Opinions, Politics
The days after Kabul fell
A reflection on the harrowing aftermath of Kabul's fall, exploring the resilience and silent suffering of those left behind.
Human Rights, Opinions
Reflecting on Independence Day: A brief look at King Amanullah’s views on women
This op-ed reflects on King Amanullah Khan's progressive advocacy for women's rights in Afghanistan.
Opinions, Society
Why August 15 haunts me
The writer reflects on the profound personal and collective trauma of August 15, 2021, urging exiled Afghans and the international.
Opinions, Politics
Security dynamics in Iran-Taliban ties: Developments, challenges and consequences
In this article, Besmillah Tabaan writes that Iran's early optimism about the Taliban has turned to concern.
Opinions, Politics
Afghanistan’s future: Scenarios three and four
In this article, Abdul Hafeez Mansoor, a former member of Afghanistan’s Parliament, predicts four possible scenarios for the country's future.
Opinions, Politics
Afghanistan’s future: Scenario two
In this article, ex-MP Abdul Hafeez Mansoor predicts four possible scenarios for the Afghanistan's future.
Opinions, Politics
Afghanistan’s future: Scenario one
In this article, Abdul Hafeez Mansoor, a former member of Afghanistan’s Parliament, predicts four possible scenarios for the future of.
Opinions, Society
Pakistan should reconsider forced repatriation of Afghan refugees
Ajmal Shams writes that there is hardly any evidence that Afghan refugees were involved in any criminal or terrorist activity.
Opinions, Society
Living in exile: Am I alone in how I feel about Afghanistan?
In this piece, the writer explores the profound, unshakeable bond with Afghanistan felt by individuals living in exile.