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The exclusive investigation by Middle East Eye has revealed that the International Criminal Court issued two additional, previously undisclosed arrest warrants against senior Taliban members

Five years after the Taliban’s return to Kabul on 15 August 2021, Afghanistan stands as the only country in the world to formally bar girls

The Peshawar Museum does something strange to visitors. A Gandharan Buddha, Roman drapery, subcontinental calm holds their gaze for a while. Then they walk out

The eleventh of August carries more history than a single line on the calendar can hold. It carries the dream that once drew our forefathers

The nature of power is changing. Military strength remains indispensable, but it is no longer the sole measure of national influence. Today, states increasingly advance

Seven years have passed since New Delhi tore up the constitutional arrangement that governed its relationship with Jammu and Kashmir, yet the wound has not

Pakistan and Afghanistan share river systems, weather patterns, and a border that displaced families cross in both directions every year. Managing drought and flooding in

There is a number that rarely appears in international coverage of the Afghanistan-Pakistan conflict: 600. That is the count of Pakistani soldiers and police officers