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The Afghanistan section of Afghan Eye presents in-depth reporting and critical analysis on the country’s internal affairs—its governance, society, economy, and evolving state structures. This page captures the pulse of everyday Afghanistan while scrutinising the decisions and ideologies driving the Islamic Emirate’s domestic policies. From cultural resurgence to humanitarian challenges, our coverage foregrounds Afghan voices and lived realities. Framed within historical and political context, each article offers readers a nuanced understanding of a nation navigating continuity, disruption, and redefinition in the post-occupation era.

Pakistan’s Forever War on Afghanistan: How the Military Engineered the 2026 Conflict to Survive

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Pakistan’s 2026 war against Afghanistan was not driven by TTP threats from Kabul, but by the Pakistani military’s desperate need to restore its power and American patronage after years of domestic crisis and lost relevance. A detailed investigation.

Afghanistan in 2025: Stability Within, Stormy Without

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An Anchored Afghanistan Amidst Turbulent Regional Waters. The latter half of 2025 was eventful for Afghanistan. The political consolidation of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan...

Pakistan’s Identity Crisis Deepens Amidst Afghan Tensions

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In 2024, Pakistani Defence Minister Khawaja Asif cast 11th century emperor Sultan Mahmud Ghaznawi as a mere plunderer and hinted that Pakistan should rename the missiles named after him. A year later, as Afghan–Pakistan tensions erupt into conflict, his remarks looked less like one of his many gaffes, and more like a symptom of a brewing identity crisis in Islamabad.

Exclusive: Afghan Eye Reveals Leaked Details from Afghan–Pakistan Talks in Turkey

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Leaked details from the latest Afghanistan–Pakistan negotiations in Istanbul reveal that the high-level talks, led by the intelligence chiefs of both countries, have reached...

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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