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Middle East Conflict Fuels Global Hunger Crisis as Food Aid Shrinks

The expanding conflict in the Middle East is creating far-reaching humanitarian consequences beyond the region, with the World Food Programme warning that millions of...

Russia Deepens Engagement With Afghan Taliban Through “Full Partnership” Strategy

Russia has announced that it is building a “full fledged partnership” with Afghanistan’s ruling Taliban authorities, marking a significant shift in regional diplomacy. The announcement...

CSTO Is Right to Worry

The CSTO discussions in Dushanbe and the April 8 Afghanistan working group should not be dismissed as routine security theater. The organization is reacting...

Afghanistan’s Response and the Price of Empty Words

Afghanistan does not need a softer public relations line. It needs proof that it can act like a responsible state. That means controlling armed...

Afghanistan, Militancy, and Regional Stability: A Data Driven Assessment

Since the return of the Taliban in August 2021, Afghanistan has faced renewed scrutiny over the presence of militant groups on its territory. For...

Iran Repeats Thermopylae — But the War Goes On

The failed war between the United States and Israel against the Islamic Republic of Iran has been paused, but is unlikely to be over...

Pakistan Engages Afghanistan in Talks to End Border Conflict

Pakistan is holding talks with Afghanistan aimed at ending the worst conflict between the two South Asian neighbours since the Taliban returned to power...

Pakistan-Afghanistan Border Clashes Threaten Islamabad’s Role in US-Iran Talks

Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan have flared again, with both sides trading artillery fire along the border, just days after announcing a temporary pause...

Pakistan–Taliban Rift Turns Into Open Conflict

For years, Pakistan was widely seen as having influence over the Taliban, particularly during the U.S. war in Afghanistan when Taliban leaders found refuge...

Systematic injustice requires systematic action: The case of Afghanistan

No regime in modern history has worked so systematically to erase women from public life as the Taliban has in Afghanistan. As of today, 258 edicts,...

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Why Didn’t the Iran–Israel War Divide the Middle East?

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Military Chaplains and Strategy in West Africa

The West Africa Religious Affairs Symposium, held in Accra...

Is China Really Filling America’s Vacuum?

Evidence from 2026 shows that China is not simply...
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