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Courting Kabul Quietly: India’s Taliban Strategy Explained

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In an in-depth conversation on the Afghan Eye Podcast, Dr Shanthie Mariet D’Souza, a leading Indian scholar of South Asian strategic affairs, laid out...

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Courting Kabul Quietly: India’s Taliban Strategy Explained

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In an in-depth conversation on the Afghan Eye Podcast, Dr Shanthie Mariet D’Souza, a leading Indian scholar of South Asian strategic affairs, laid out...
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Afghan Refugees Face Brutality Abroad and Neglect at Home

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"They beat a paralysed man outside a pharmacy." That chilling recollection from a refugee recently deported from Iran was among the testimonies shared by...

Pakistan Launches Operation ‘Sarbakaf’ in Bajaur Amid Civilian Protests

Eldaniz Gusseinov | Termez Dialogue Charts Afghanistan’s Regional Revival

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Navigating Constraint: Women’s Education, Work, and Healthcare in Taliban-Era Afghanistan

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In this wide-ranging interview, Afghan-American scholar Dr. Zuhra Faizi reflects on her recent return to Afghanistan, offering rare insights into the daily realities of girls and women navigating life and education under Taliban governance.
Afghan Ministry of National Defence parading US armoured vehicles at Bagram Airbase during the annual celebration of the end of foreign occupation.

Bagram Airbase: Geopolitical Chessboard or Media Mirage

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Reports of a U.S. C-17 landing at Afghanistan’s Bagram Airbase in April 2025 have sparked intense speculation. Yet where is Bagram, what is its history, and why is it strategically significant enough to merit President Donald Trump’s repeated references to the airbase?

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The American War in Afghanistan: A History

The ever growing literature on the US occupation of Afghanistan can be divided into different themes. One major theme is to explain why nation-building...
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How the Taliban Won? With Justice, Says An Expert

Ozair Khan, researcher at the Cordoba Peace Institute, reviews Adam Baczko's book La guerre par le droit - Les tribunaux Taliban en Afghanistan (War through Law...

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In this wide-ranging interview, Afghan-American scholar Dr. Zuhra Faizi reflects on her recent return to Afghanistan, offering rare insights into the daily realities of girls and women navigating life and education under Taliban governance.

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The American War in Afghanistan: A History

The ever growing literature on the US occupation of Afghanistan can be divided into different themes. One major theme is to explain why nation-building...
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How the Taliban Won? With Justice, Says An Expert

Ozair Khan, researcher at the Cordoba Peace Institute, reviews Adam Baczko's book La guerre par le droit - Les tribunaux Taliban en Afghanistan (War through Law...

A cold winter day in Kabul – Shoaib Hanifi’s Photography

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Up-and-coming photographer Shoaib Hanifi walked around Kabul to shoot portraits of Kabul residents during a cold winter day. Shoaib ventures regularly into the city...
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Navigating Constraint: Women’s Education, Work, and Healthcare in Taliban-Era Afghanistan

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In this wide-ranging interview, Afghan-American scholar Dr. Zuhra Faizi reflects on her recent return to Afghanistan, offering rare insights into the daily realities of girls and women navigating life and education under Taliban governance.
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The American War in Afghanistan: A History

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The ever growing literature on the US occupation of Afghanistan can be divided into different themes. One major theme is to explain why nation-building...
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