The Taliban’s new criminal procedure code does not merely fail Afghan women. It actively hunts them. By embedding violence into…
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The Taliban’s newly circulated Criminal Procedure Code is not a religious document. It is a political fraud wrapped in religious…
The 2025 Turkish Drug Report exposes what Pakistan has long suspected: the Taliban regime in Afghanistan is no longer a…
Afghanistan before August 2021 was not a success story. It was fragile, aid-heavy, distorted, and deeply dependent on foreign assistance.…
The resurgence of violence along Afghanistan’s northern frontier is not an accident of weak governance or a temporary lapse in…
Afghanistan today projects the outward symbols of sovereignty while lacking its substance. Flags fly, decrees are issued, and authority is…
For much of the past three years, the Taliban have sustained the claim that Afghanistan’s war is over. The fall…
The reported willingness of the Taliban to barter Bagram Airbase for continued dollar inflows decisively shatters the carefully cultivated illusion…
The images emerging from Herat are impossible to ignore: grieving families placing the bodies of their loved ones in front…
The Taliban’s system of rule is often described as primitive governance or authoritarian politics. That framing is incomplete. What drives…