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Ripple Effects: How US Elections Shape Pakistan’s Future

As the world focuses on the upcoming American presidential elections scheduled for November, following closely on the heels of India's elections, Pakistan grapples with...

The Return of the Taliban: Afghanistan After the Americans Left -Book Review

Hassan Abbas’s book, “The Return of Taliban: Afghanistan: After the Americans Left”, delivers an in-depth analysis of events leading to Taliban’s takeover following the...

Reflecting Afghanistan’s Uncertain Future: Past Challenges and Current Realities

The pullout of the international forces from Afghanistan is a turning point inciting a pendulum of instability and having its oscillating impact felt ,...

Taliban assault on women’s rights continues in Afghanistan

It has been almost three years since the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan and women’s rights continue to be under attack.  On Thursday, UN Human...

Taliban 3.0: Not rebels, but government

Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Justice reported to President Vladimir Putin that the Taliban could be removed from the list...

Afghanistan’s Persistent Challenge and Its Implications

Afghanistan, a nation with a tumultuous history, continues to grapple with persistent challenges that have far-reaching implications both within its borders and on the...

Afghanistan: The Fountainhead of Terrorism in the Region

Afghanistan, a nation characterized by rugged mountains and a rich tapestry of ethnic diversity, has for decades been at the epicenter of regional and...

Political Scientist: ISIS-Khorasan feels free in Pakistan

In 2015, the ISIS-Khorasan terrorist organization was established in Afghanistan and Pakistan as part of the Islamic State's expansion beyond Syria and Iraq. The...

Afghanistan Under the Taliban: Challenge and its Implications

In August 2021 United States left Afghanistan and paved the way for the neo-Taliban to return to power. The current neo-Taliban's strategy involves mobilizing...

Silent Recognition of the Taliban is not Enough

Taliban leaders have been discussing the idea of “silent recognition” in their private talks. They are not concerned by the fact that any international...

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