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As the Taliban ban on girls' schools is expanded to universities, Ahmed-Waleed Kakar examines a century of politicised education in ...

In April 1992, the Afghan Mujahideen triumphed over the Soviet-installed regime in Kabul. It was one of the most important ...

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

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

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

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 ...

Many of us think of them as ordinary people. Regular drivers transporting goods or passengers to another city or country. ...

As the US withdrawal gathers pace and the Taliban seize strategic districts, it is worth remembering how the Afghan government's ...

As the life of a high-profile Taliban minister-turned-mutineer comes to an abrupt and violent end, Ibrahim Moiz takes a deeper ...