Pakistan’s proxy jihad: Why the world must raise the costs
In this op-ed, journalist and rights advocate Natiq Malikzada writes that Pakistan’s military has long used jihadist proxies in Afghanistan.
Global
Politics
Bagram’s capture would create more problems than it solves
In this op-ed, Haneef Atmar argues that U.S. efforts to retake Bagram would spark conflict, bolster the Taliban and destabilize.
Society
Access to the internet is a right
In this op-ed, Nasrullah Stanekzai argues that access to the internet is a fundamental human right and condemns the Taliban’s.
Politics
A look at Qatar–Israel relations
In this op-ed, Nasrullah Stanekzai examines the turbulent history of Qatar–Israel relations and analyzes the implications of Israel’s recent attack.
Society
Restless earth, helpless people: Reflections on Afghanistan’s repeated earthquakes
In this op-ed, Daud Shah Saba reflects on Afghanistan’s recent earthquakes, highlighting the people’s helplessness.
Human Rights, Society
Erasing university subjects in Afghanistan: A continuation of ideological repression
In this op-ed, Mohammad Salim Mateen critiques the Taliban’s removal of university subjects as a strategic effort to align higher.
Opinions, Politics
Pakistan’s proxy accusations against India: Strategic deflection or diplomatic gambit?
In this op-ed, Ajmal Sohail argues Pakistan’s claims that India backs proxies in Afghanistan are more about deflection and regional.
Politics
Deportation diplomacy: How Western migration policies empower the Taliban regime
In this op ed, Besmillah Taban argues that Western deportation policies, especially in Europe, risk strengthening the Taliban by granting.
Politics
Pakistan’s diplomatic recalibration: Islamabad’s outreach to Taliban amid TTP tensions
This article explores the strategic implications of Pakistan’s Interior Minister’s meeting with Taliban leader Sirajuddin Haqqani and how it may.
Global
State-sponsored terrorism and global security: India’s struggle against cross-border threats from Pakistan
In this op-ed, Ajmal Sohail argues that India’s battle against cross-border terrorism, particularly from Pakistan, reflects a broader struggle against.