An examination of the historical and political contestation between Dari and Pashto as competing linguistic legacies shaping Afghanistan’s identity, power structures, and cultural memory.
Reported public beating in Kabul over dress code raises concerns about Taliban enforcement practices and women’s rights in Afghanistan.
Colonial borders never died, they simply became the wars, occupations, and humanitarian crises the world calls “regional conflicts” in 2026
A critical analysis of Taliban rule in Afghanistan, highlighting ideological governance, economic decline, security contradictions, and systemic exclusion shaping national collapse.
Afghanistan faces rising poverty under Taliban rule, with millions relying on aid amid economic decline and food insecurity.
How Russia, France and Israel armed India for Marka-e-Haq and why their combined arsenal still could not stop Pakistan’s decisive 6-0 victory that rewrote South
A comparative analysis of ethnocracy in Bosnia Rwanda and Afghanistan exploring how ethnic power structures shape division conflict and fragile statehood
A century-long absence of census data has turned Afghanistan’s ethnic demographics into a contested political weapon, where unverified claims of majority power shape governance, identity,
Commentary analyzing a WSJ op-ed on Pakistan–Israel relations, assessing its economic claims and the broader regional narrative framing.
Afghan ex-officials’ statements on the Durand Line spark debate and expose deep political divisions within the opposition.