Soaring Costs and Desperate Applicants Afghan applicants have alleged that Pakistani visas are being sold on the black market in Kabul for between $1,000 and
This analysis examines Afghanistan’s persistent governance crisis, tracing the historical and ethnic fault lines that fuel instability. It explores the debate over territorial restructuring and
The release of three Pakistani soldiers detained during border tensions has reignited debate over regional diplomacy, religious symbolism, and the optics of state conduct.
Rina Shah discusses recent UN findings on militant networks operating from Afghan soil and their implications for Pakistan and the region. She calls for
Concerns are rising over limited ethnic representation in Afghanistan’s current government, with analysts urging inclusive reforms for long-term stability and global legitimacy.
A grenade attack on a Taliban security camp in Taloqan, northern Afghanistan, killed three personnel and injured two others, including the camp commander. Unidentified attackers,
USCIRF recommends placing Taliban-led Afghanistan on the “Countries of Particular Concern” list due to systematic religious persecution, gender oppression, and suppression of dissent under the
The United States moves to tighten oversight on Afghanistan aid to prevent Taliban misuse, addressing terrorism, corruption, and human rights abuses while linking future assistance
Afghan analyst Abdul Jabbar Stanakzai, broadcasting from Taliban-held territory, publicly promoted militant actions, highlighting Afghanistan as a safe haven for extremist networks and raising serious