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Pakistan’s Battle Against Afghan Infiltration

The infiltration into Pakistan from Afghanistan remains a pressing security concern, with incidents of terrorism continuing to plague the region. On the night of...

A Seven-Headed Monster of the Taliban:  The Situation of Women Over the Last Three Years

Afghan women, the Taliban's return to power has not just marked a political shift, but has also plunged them into a nightmarish reality akin...

IAG’s 3rd Year and Afghanistan’s Unstable Economic Path

Afghanistan’s history of governance has been marked by drastic shifts, beginning with the fall of the monarchy in 1973. This was followed by a...

Central Asia and the Taliban

Central Asian countries, which have a rather limited historical experience of independent statehood, find themselves in a difficult geopolitical situation. It is worth noting...

Pakistan presents a unique opportunity for the U.S. in the war on terror

Since the United States pulled their troops out of Afghanistan in 2021 there has been a noticeable lack of intelligence being produced out of...

Global Approach to Countering ISKP

The Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISKP), also known as ISIS-K, has established itself as a strong terrorist organisation in South Asia, presenting substantial challenges...

Conflict between Afghanistan and Pakistan Heats Up

Contradictions between the two neighbors in South Asia are intensifying, often leading to conflict and even skirmishes on the border. Afghanistan under Taliban rule...

Transnational Terrorism and the Role of Afghanistan

Terrorism in general forms a serious and long-term threat to the international security where the terrorist operations are transnational and affect at least two...

Afghan Protests in Frankfurt – Vandalism or Freedom?

In July 2024, Afghan protesters vandalized the Pakistani Consulate in Frankfurt, Germany, escalating tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan. The protest, involving over 400 Afghans,...

Addressing Persistent Security Challenges in South Asia: A Call for International Action

In June 2024, Pakistan's Ambassador Munir Akram addressed the United Nations Security Council, emphasizing the significant and persistent security threats emanating from Afghanistan. The...

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