9/11: the Changing Geopolitics of Afghanistan SAT X Space Share 11 September 2026 Speakers: Dr. Shabana Fayyaz (Chairperson, Defence & Strategic Studies, QAU) Hassan Khan
Five years after the Taliban’s return to Kabul on 15 August 2021, “Taliban 2.0” is the reconfiguration of an inherited state around an unelected, Taliban-controlled militant political order.
The Afghanistan United Front’s report of 43 operations across 14 provinces in a single month is a significant marker in the ongoing armed opposition to
South Asia Times (SAT), in collaboration with the Institute of Regional Studies (IRS), is pleased to announce a Roundtable Discussion marking five years since the
Two years into Sri Lanka’s most acute economic recovery effort in decades, the headline numbers point in a broadly positive direction, even as recent shocks
Book Title and Author’s Name: Drones and Terrorism: Asymmetric Warfare and the Threat to Global Security, Nicholas Grossman. I.B. Tauris, 2018, 240. As the world
It is a moot point now whether it is the unameliorated socio-economic conditions or the unassuaged psycho-social grievances that are the cause of the present
Nearly five years since the Taliban retook Kabul in August 2021, the question of what, if anything, has changed under the movement’s rule remains unresolved.
