Tag: Afghan Politics

The past three months in Afghanistan have been interesting. The Afghan government achieved a rare feat. It attained, through its ...

Guest contributor Abdulhakim Allahdad, PhD in Political and Social Sciences at Marmara University, examines potential reasons and consequences to keep ...

February Newsletter The month in Afghanistan rarely passes with few occurrences. January’s newsletter focused on the disappearance of female activists ...

From the very day the country’s capital fell to the Taliban, rendering a peremptory decree on America’s longest war, Afghanistan ...

January has been eventful in Afghanistan. The coverage of events has been almost as disorderly. The new government under the ...

On the twentieth anniversary of the American invasion of Afghanistan, Ibrahim Moiz walks through the turbulent events of 2001 that ...

As Afghanistan undergoes yet another period of uncertainty, it is time for the diaspora to pause, self-reflect and evaluate their ...

As Afghanistan embarks on an uncertainty riddled chapter, old and discredited political elites once again manipulate concerns over inclusivity in ...

With a Taliban offensive taking the country by storm, PhD candidate Mujib Abid examines why both the Kabul's Government and ...

In Spin Boldak district of southern Kandahar province, two sons of a prominent Achakzai tribal leader were killed by unidentified ...