Four years after sweeping into Kabul, the Afghan Taliban is no longer confronting scattered, containable pockets of opposition. It is facing a resistance landscape that
The rapid expansion and geographical diversification of armed resistance across Afghanistan mark a decisive collapse of the Taliban’s monopolistic governance model. During August and September
Five years after the Taliban’s return to power, the anniversary has brought not commemoration but escalation. From Badghis to Kandahar, coordinated armed opposition – the
The exposure of an internal directive originating from Haibatullah’s supreme leadership office in Kandahar marks a definitive turning point in assessing the interim Afghan Taliban
In a recent interview with Al-Arabiya English, Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid issued a stark warning, claiming that any violation of Afghan territory by Pakistan would
The launch of Quantum Valley Pakistan in Islamabad marks a pivotal shift toward a knowledge driven economy. Federal Minister for Planning Development and Special Initiatives
Pakistan’s Permanent Mission to the UN issued its 16 September statement after a fast-moving, alarming development. Saudi air defences intercepted a Houthi drone south of
India’s April 2025 decision to place the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance represents an unprecedented attempt to weaponize transboundary hydrology. By unilaterally suspending a binding
The announcement of a $200 million oil and gas agreement between the Taliban and Saudi Arabia’s Delta International looks like a headline victory for Kabul,