Afghan women and their struggle for gender equality have been a topic of concern for several years, especially since the Taliban took over the country in 2021. International Women’s Day is a day to celebrate the achievements of women and draw attention to the ongoing fight for gender equality worldwide. Despite promises of inclusivity and tolerance, the Taliban’s rule has been marked by severe restrictions on women’s rights. At this moment, the world is celebrating International Women’s Day, but unfortunately, the exclusion of Afghan women from basic human rights such as education and healthcare continues to be a critical issue.…
Author: Muhammad Idrees
The war in Afghanistan has had significant human and financial costs. The war in Afghanistan, which was the United States’ longest-ever combat mission, lasted for almost 20 years. Despite its length, it received relatively little attention from the American public and less oversight from Congress compared to the Vietnam War. However, the war resulted in tens of thousands of deaths and will continue to have a financial impact on future generations of Americans. As General Scott Miller handed over his command in Kabul, it is worth reviewing some key statistics related to the U.S.-led war in Afghanistan. According to a…
Food Paucity in Afghanistan has been a persistent problem for decades. The country has long struggled with poverty, instability, and a lack of infrastructure, all of which have contributed to chronic food insecurity. The situation has been further exacerbated by the strict actions of ruling Talibans, ongoing conflict, and natural disasters. As per World Bank’s data; Afghanistan’s GDP is 14.79 billion dollars. Afghanistan has one of the lowest GDP per capita in the world, and a large portion of the population lives below the poverty line. Many households are unable to afford enough food to meet their basic needs, and…