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Category: Long Reads

Afghanistan and Central Asia: Pragmatism Instead of Illusions
Afghanistan remains one of the most complex and controversial spots on the map of Eurasia. After the Taliban came to power in 2021, it seemed the countries of Central Asia were faced with a choice: to distance themselves from the new regime or cautiously engage with it. However, it appears they have chosen a third path – pragmatic cooperation free from political intentions.
Pakistan’s Gwadar Airport: A Grand Infrastructure Without Flights—What Went Wrong?
Why has Pakistan’s Gwadar Airport failed to take off, and what does this tell us about the country’s broader developmental challenges?
Torkham closure enters day two. [Image via Google Images].
Torkham closure enters day two—stranding traders and families amid Pakistan-Afghanistan tensions over security concerns and trench digging.
Richard Hanania's 2021 newsletter article on Afghanistan conflict and U.S. withdrawal
Pakistan launches major crackdown on fake news and propaganda networks after TLP unrest, pledging swift legal action.
Pakistan orders closure of Afghan refugee camps in KP citing security threats and plans land for public projects.
Pakistan warns Kabul of swift response over TTP attacks, accusing Afghan Taliban of sheltering terrorists and aiding infiltration.
Levies officer killed protecting polio team in Swat; attack reignites debate over PTI’s policy paralysis as militants resurge in KP
Malala Yousafzai’s memoir Finding My Way reveals her secret romance with Asser Malik and her emotional healing journey.
ATC grants 11-day remand of 100+ TLP workers after violent Lahore clashes that left 5 dead, 48 police officers injured.