Afghanistan peace process

To guarantee a peace process that will materialize and come to fruition, women need to be substantively involved at every level, from pre-negotiation to talks.

A Taliban statement warned of more violence if the U.S. and Afghan government continue alleged violations of the Feb. 29 deal.

Pakistan is jubilant over the U.S.-Taliban peace deal, but celebration may be premature.

Kabul’s political crisis continued to deepen with Ashraf Ghani and Abdullah Abdullah both holding rival inaugurations.

The biggest obstacle to peace is no longer the Taliban, but the political fractures in Kabul.

6 potential pitfalls could upend talks between the Afghan government and the Taliban before they even begin.

A younger generations’ perspective on the arduous road to peace in Afghanistan.

The U.S. is ready to make peace with the Taliban. But can Afghanistan’s political factions come to terms with each other?

U.S. State Department statement neither congratulated nor contradicted Ghani’s electoral victory.

There are many uncertainties as an apparent deal is set for settlement this month.

What’s on offer: a seven-day reduction of violence.

From 2010 to 2020, the Taliban insurgency picked up steam while Afghanistan’s institutional dysfunction deepened.