As the US-Iran war raises fears of wider global conflict, Pakistan shocked the international community by emerging as an effective peace broker. The recent US-Iran
The moral authority of human rights organisations rests on a fragile tripod: impartiality, accuracy, and consistency. When one leg buckles, the entire structure collapses into
The Sepahian Mihan Front’s statement on the arrest and torture of civilians in Lower Yaftal fits a pattern that has defined Taliban rule since August
The Taliban, since coming to power, have been under heavy international scrutiny, and for all the right reasons. The Acting UN Under-Secretary-General for Counter-Terrorism Alexander
Recently, the UK government has decided to commit £105 million annually to Afghanistan between 2026 and 2029. Why? And why now? The British government presents
The Taliban has long projected an image of rigid unity, presenting itself as a movement bound together by ideological discipline and unquestioned loyalty to its
The Pakistan Women Leaders (PWL) project, funded by the European Union and jointly implemented by UN Women and UNDP in partnership with the Trust for
In a striking departure from conventional historical discourse, Taliban Minister of Agriculture Ata Umar recently declared that Sultan Mahmud Ghaznavi “made a mistake” by destroying
Reports that the United States may designate the Lawrence Bishnoi Group as a foreign terrorist organization, if realized, would represent a significant development in international