How will Maulana Sami-ul-Haq’s murder impact the Afghan peace process?

Despite security risks and technical difficulties, Afghanistan goes to the polls.

Amid a deady campaign season, women candidates are fighting for political participation.

A religious minority that has weathered many episodes of Afghanistan’s turbulent history may soon disappear.

Repeated ISIS attacks are pushing Afghan Shiites “into a dark hole.”

Indian-built dams in Afghanistan are causing trouble with downstream states Iran and Pakistan.

There are plenty of reasons to seriously examine Russia’s role in Afghanistan, but what do many analysts miss?

What a recent Test Match tells us about Afghan-Indian relations.

China’s role in Afghanistan is undoubtedly growing. What does that mean for the peace process?

Recent exchanges, and the involvement of China and the US, hints that this time may be different.

Much of the Taliban’s armory comes from American equipment given to the Afghan military and police.

Pakistan's ambassador in Afghanistan talks about refugees, terrorism, and the border dispute.

By embracing a hardline anti-Taliban strategy, Saudi Arabia hopes to force the Taliban to abandon its military ambitions.

Afghanistan can do more to bring women into the security forces, and the country will benefit greatly from doing so.

Exploring on-the-ground reports of the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan presence in Afghanistan.

The Afghan government will struggle to jump-start economic growth while political uncertainty is perhaps at its height.