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Three attacks surfaced on the same day, in three different corners of Afghanistan. Kandahar in the south. Paktika near the border. Badakhshan far in the

On 31 August, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will fly to Bishkek for the SCO Heads of State Summit. Two days of talks, then a handover.

A university survives on one quiet promise: that ideas will be judged on merit, not loyalty. In Afghanistan, that promise has been broken again, this

The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation’s condemnation of Israel’s tender for 1,234 new settlement units under the E1 Plan is more than a routine diplomatic statement.

Pakistan’s conflict with Afghanistan is beginning to impose a strategic cost beyond border security. It is weakening Pakistan’s position as Central Asia’s most direct southern

On 10 August 2026, the United Nations Security Council’s 38th Monitoring Team released a report that Pakistan’s diplomats, security analysts, and grieving families have been

Five years into Taliban rule, the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) has released a sobering assessment of how and whether Afghanistan’s de facto