ield Marshal Asim Munir landed in Tehran on 24 August, accompanied by Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi. The timing was not subtle. US-Iran talks had stalled,
At 11:35 in the morning on 25 August, a vehicle carrying Taliban personnel came under attack near the Fifth Police Zone in Faizabad. The National
Israeli occupation forces stormed the UNRWA Qalandia Vocational Training Center in occupied East Jerusalem last week and forced everyone inside to leave. Staff were expelled.
An operation in the Delawar area of Arghandab district killed a Taliban regime member last week. The Afghanistan United Front claimed responsibility, saying the target
Three attacks, three provinces, one day. Kandahar in the south, Paktika near the Pakistani border, Badakhshan tucked into Afghanistan’s northeast corner. On paper these look
On Tuesday, 3 September, a flight left Leipzig airport carrying 30 Afghan refugees back to Kabul. Germany had framed its deportation policy around a specific
Shehbaz Sharif lands in Bishkek on 31 August. Two days of summit talks follow. Then something quieter but arguably more consequential happens: Pakistan takes over
Five years after the Taliban swept back into Kabul, a quiet province in Afghanistan’s northeast has become the unlikely proving ground for an idea that
Nations rarely announce their own rise. It is usually declared by others, watching from outside, connecting the dots that those inside are often too close