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
As the Iran-Israel-US war enters its fifth month, the maritime chokepoint at the heart of the global energy system has become the fuse for a
On 5 July 2026, after nine police personnel were martyred and eighteen others abducted and executed at the Mangi Dam police post in Ziarat, the
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 debate surrounding Pakistan’s participation in the European Union’s GSP+ framework often begins with a simple question: has the country done enough? The latest assessment
The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) released its annual report on international security, disarmament, and weaponry. The main findings of the SIPRI Yearbook 2026
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 the days before the 9th OIC Ministerial Conference on Women opened at Islamabad’s Jinnah Convention Centre, the Ministry of Human Rights released a photograph
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
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