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The latest United Nations report on the human rights situation in Afghanistan, covering April to June 2026 and released on 28 July, offers a sobering

A young graduate scrolls past a job ad promising good pay, English-language work, and a fresh start abroad. Weeks later, their passport is gone, their

When a UK based advocacy group recently accused Pakistan’s garment export sector of systemic wage violations, forced overtime and a culture of fear, the report

Label Behind the Label, a UK-based advocacy group, recently released a report painting a grim picture of Pakistan’s garment export sector. Wage violations. Forced overtime.

Uzbekistan’s flurry of high-level engagements in Kabul this week signals one of the more consequential shifts in Afghanistan’s regional economic posture since 2021. A northern

The German state-funded international broadcaster Deutsche Welle recently aired a documentary examining Pakistan’s nuclear programme, raising questions about its origins and safeguards. Despite the harsh

Afghanistan sits at the center of any serious conversation about this region’s future. So when reports surface of the Afghan Freedom Front destroying a Taliban

A fresh wave of fighting in Badakhshan province is testing the Taliban’s hold on Afghanistan’s rugged northeast, as the armed opposition group Afghanistan Freedom Front

Five years on, the Taliban’s grip on Afghanistan looks less like governance and more like control by punishment. Reports indicate former police officers, men who