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Afghanistan’s Instability: A Nexus of Terrorism or a Complex Battleground?
Afghanistan, often seen through the lens of global security, has long been labeled as a source of terrorism in the region. While this narrative...
The Taliban’s Role in Al Qaeda and TTP’s Afghan Resurgence
In recent months, a growing number of international reports have emerged, highlighting the resurgence of terrorist activities in Afghanistan. However, in a notable contradiction,...
Conflict between the Taliban and Pakistan is growing
The conflict between the close allies of the past, the Afghan Taliban and the Pakistani military is not abating. Armed clashes on the border...
Pakistan’s Policy Towards Afghan Refugees
Pakistan now sees the huge refugee movement of Afghans as a threat to societal and national security. Pak's plan to deport foreign nationals with...
Terrorism in Afghanistan: A Growing Catalyst for Regional Instability
A United Nations study naming Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) as the largest terrorist group operating in Afghanistan highlights the hazardous escalation of regional instability emerging...
Banning Regime by Taliban: Veils of Silence by World and 3 Years of Oppression of Women
“The wind whispered through the narrow streets of Kabul, carrying with it the echoes of a past where women once roamed free, their laughter...
Political crisis in Pakistan and the Army
The political crisis continues to develop in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Elite groups are waging a fairly tough struggle for power and economic...
A Seven-Headed Monster of the Taliban: Â 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...