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Category: Afghanistan

The Silenced Republic: Afghanistan’s Media Strangled Under Taliban Rule
When the truth becomes treason, silence becomes national policy.
Pak-Afghan Border: Dividing History, Identity, and Politics
A line drawn in 1893 still divides hearts and politics. The Durand Line remains a border of history, identity, and mistrust.
Pic via Pak Asia Youth Forum
From Border Clashes to Diplomatic Renewal, Charting a Path Toward Strategic Stability in South Asia
Doha Peace Won’t Hold Without Taliban Crackdown on TTP, Says Khawaja Asif
Pakistan links Doha ceasefire to Taliban action against TTP; Islamabad says truce depends on verifiable steps by Kabul.
TTP Claims Attack on South Waziristan Checkpost; Republic TV Exposes India’s Hand
TTP claims attack on South Waziristan checkpost; India’s Republic TV report sparks questions on cross-border links.
 Can war against terror be won without political consensus?
Throughout these two and a half decades, political ownership of Pakistan’s struggle against terrorism remained wanting
A new policy brief warns that Afghanistan has transformed into the epicenter of anti-Pakistan terrorism, urging a unified international strategy to compel the Taliban regime to dismantle terror networks.
Work on the TAPI Gas Pipeline in Afghanistan Progresses: 14 Kilometers Completed
Turkmen President Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov visits Afghanistan to review progress on the TAPI gas pipeline project, marking a new phase of regional economic cooperation.
Ceasefire or Strategy? What Lies Behind Mullah Yaqoob’s Doha Remarks on Pakistan?
Ceasefire or Strategy? What Lies Behind Mullah Yaqoob’s Doha Remarks on Pakistan”
ICC Faces Backlash Over ‘Selective Outrage’ After Pakistan’s Anti-Terror Strikes in Afghanistan
ICC faces criticism for echoing Kabul’s unverified “cricketers killed” claim while staying silent on TTP-linked attacks against Pakistani players.
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