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The AfghanEye.net Review page offers critical, impartial evaluations of books, films, and media exploring Afghanistan’s geopolitics, history, and conflicts. Penned by scholars, journalists, and regional experts, our reviews dissect narratives shaping perceptions of the nation, from the Islamic Emirate’s governance to the cultural dynamics across the Durand Line.

The American War in Afghanistan: A History

Sangar Paykhar - 0
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...
Locals line up for Maghrib prayer in the central mosque of Musa Qala, Helmand province. Picture taken 25/08/2022 by Shoaib Hanifi.

How the Taliban Won? With Justice, Says An Expert

Ozair Khan - 0
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...

How the Taliban Won? With Justice, Says One Expert

Ozair Khan - 0
Ozair Khan, researcher at the Cordoba Peace Institute, reviews Adam Baczko's book La guerre par le droit - Les tribunaux Taliban en Afghanistan (War...

Book review: Arc of the Journeyman Afghan Migrants in England

Farrukh Husain - 0
This book is based on research with a group of South Eastern Afghan Pakhtuns settled in Brighton, England. The men are first generation refugees...

Book review: Occupation by Omar I. Ismail

Sangar Paykhar - 0
'Occupation' by Omar I. Ismail is a political novel that comments on the ongoing war in Afghanistan since the US invasion in 2001. In...

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