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On 31 August 2021, the last American military aircraft lifted off from Hamid Karzai International Airport, closing not merely a war but an entire experiment

The recent overviews by Human Rights Watch present a stark depiction of Afghanistan under Taliban rule, illustrating a country where basic rights have not merely

Nearly five years after the fall of the Islamic Republic, the Afghanistan United Front (AUF) has announced the launch of armed operations against the Taliban

There is a photograph that rarely makes it into textbooks: a mountain pass in the autumn of 1947, refugees moving in both directions at once,

The reported clash near the Argo Kishm crossroads is a modest incident by the standards of conventional warfare, one fighter killed, another wounded, but its

A new Amnesty International investigation has placed India’s defence relationship with Israel under uncomfortable scrutiny. The report, Made in India: The Supply of Weapons and

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.