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Afghanistan’s Quake Aftermath Threatens “Intergenerational” Recovery

NEWS BRIEF Afghanistan faces an intergenerational crisis as back-to-back earthquakes destroy homes, livestock, and irrigation systems—wiping out the primary assets of rural families—while limited aid...

Once Top Donor, US Now Silent on Afghan Earthquake Crisis

NEWS BRIEF The U.S. has not authorized emergency aid for Afghanistan nearly a week after a devastating earthquake killed over 2,200 people, leaving tens of...

Fresh Aftershocks Rattle Afghanistan After 2,200 Quake Deaths

NEWS BRIEF Two powerful aftershocks struck eastern Afghanistan within 12 hours, exacerbating a humanitarian crisis triggered by earlier earthquakes that killed 2,200 people and destroyed...

The Hardening Reality: Afghanistan’s Taliban Rule Deepens Pakistan’s Security Crisis

Pakistan’s initial cautious optimism about the Taliban takeover in 202, hoping for an end to cross-border violence and a stable, cooperative neighbor, has completely...

From Isolation to Integration

It was no normal day in Kabul on the 20th of August 2025. The city, once ravaged by war and suspicion, welcomed an event...

The Limits of Trilateral Cooperation

The recent visit of Pakistan Deputy Prime Minister, Foreign Minister and Afghanistan Acting Foreign Minister Mawlawi Amir Khan Muttaqi in Kabul brought into focus...

The Security Risks of Afghan Instability

The instability of Afghanistan has again become the focus of the international discourse not as the local issue but as a global crisis on...

Afghan Soil, Regional Fault Lines

Over the years, Pakistan has been warning the international community of the menace posed by unrestricted militancy within Afghan soil. The warnings that were...

The Plight of Afghan Refugees: Human Rights Implications of Deportation by Pakistan

The protection of refugees in the contemporary world remains pressing global concern, with millions of people displaced due to conflict, persecution, natural disasters, and...

Pakistan military kills 50 militants along Afghanistan border

ISLAMABAD, Aug 12 (Reuters) - Pakistan's military said on Tuesday it had killed 50 Islamist militants along the border with neighbouring Afghanistan over four...

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