How the Taliban Won? With Justice, Says One Expert
Ozair Khan, researcher at the Cordoba Peace Institute, reviews Adam Baczko's book La guerre par le droit - Les tribunaux ...
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Afghanistan Monthly – February
February Newsletter The month in Afghanistan rarely passes with few occurrences. January’s newsletter focused on the disappearance of female activists ...
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Twenty Years Later: The American Invasion of Afghanistan
On the twentieth anniversary of the American invasion of Afghanistan, Ibrahim Moiz walks through the turbulent events of 2001 that ...
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Returning to the Afghan Way of War
With a Taliban offensive taking the country by storm, PhD candidate Mujib Abid examines why both the Kabul's Government and ...
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The Dark Nights of Rural Afghanistan
As insecurity sweeps through Afghanistan, war escalates and tens of thousands flee, it is time to take a deeper look ...
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Hashish and Afghanistan’s Forgotten Bus Drivers
Many of us think of them as ordinary people. Regular drivers transporting goods or passengers to another city or country. ...
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Why Kabul’s Disintegration Is Its Own Doing
As the US withdrawal gathers pace and the Taliban seize strategic districts, it is worth remembering how the Afghan government's ...
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Turkey Treads a Dangerous Path
As the US presses on with its hurried withdrawal, it is Turkey that now threatens to embroil itself in an ...
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The Durand Line: Beyond Nationalist Fables
For decades, the Durand Line has triggered deeply emotional debates in Afghanistan and Pakistan. As is usual, what was a ...
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