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Pakistan’s Forever War on Afghanistan: How the Military Engineered the 2026 Conflict to Survive
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.
Pakistan, Lobbying, and the Prospect of Another Afghan War
In the opening episode of Season 3, Ahmed-Waleed Kakar and Sangar Paykhar analyses newly disclosed US documents that appear to confirm long-held reports: Pakistan’s military establishment is lobbying Washington to reinsert itself into Afghanistan, using counterterrorism as pretext and regional instability as leverage.
India, Afghanistan and the Pakistan Question: A Regional Reset?
As Afghanistan–Pakistan tensions escalate and India cautiously re-engages Kabul, Afghan Eye editor Sangar Paykhar speaks with ORF Senior Fellow Sushant Sareen about power, pragmatism, and the future of South Asian geopolitics.
Afghanistan in 2025: Stability Within, Stormy Without
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...
Inside Pakistan’s Power State: Adil Raja on Afghanistan, the Military, and the Myth of...
In a candid Afghan Eye Podcast interview, retired Major Adil Raja examines Pakistan’s military power, its approach to Afghanistan, and the regional costs of hybrid rule.