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 Ā£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
In a striking departure from conventional historical discourse, Taliban Minister of Agriculture Ata Umar recently declared that Sultan Mahmud Ghaznavi āmade a mistakeā 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
UK MP Rupert Lowe’s recent remarks describing Pakistan as a “rogue nation” and demanding a complete suspension of immigration from Pakistan are not the words
The case of Maria Shahbaz, a Christian woman from Faisalabad, has evolved far beyond a family dispute and court battle in Pakistan. It has become
According to a new assessment by Council of Foreign Relations, a US-based think tank, Afghanistan continues to face serious security risks under Taliban rule, with
Taliban Agriculture Minister Ataullah Omari recently landed in New Delhi and dropped a statement that shows the deepening strategic ties between the two regimes. He