Five years after the Taliban’s return to power, one of the most enduring symbols of Afghanistan’s humanitarian and political crisis is not found on the
For most of the last century, a nation’s standing in the world was measured largely by the size of its army and the reach of
Black flags will be raised across Pakistan today, and rallies will move through cities from Muzaffarabad to Karachi, as the nation observes what has become
There are a few territorial disputes in the world that have generated as much legal and political debate as Jammu and Kashmir. More than seventy
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s foreign policy reflects a significant shift in India’s strategic outlook. Unlike the traditional image of India as a secular state guided
The recent wave of allegations about Pakistan’s textile sector exports being produced under exploitative working conditions originated from a UK-based advocacy group, Labour Behind the
A regime that must lie about its own battlefield reality has already conceded the argument. On 26 July, the Afghanistan Freedom Front released video evidence
According to ground sources in Badakhshan, the province is witnessing a clear expansion of anti-Taliban activity, fueled by public dissatisfaction over governance, resource control, particularly
A Taliban commander, identified as Faridullah Wahdat, was killed overnight in clashes with anti-Taliban fighters in the Zebak district of Afghanistan’s northeastern Badakhshan province, according