85 percent of urban properties in Afghanistan’s largest cities are vulnerable, their tenants lacking security of tenure.

Why did the Pakistani prime minister's efforts appear to falter?

The September 28 election couldn’t happen at a more difficult time.

Before and after any peace agreement, a healthy Afghan economy is essential.

There are many possible bumps on the road to peace in Afghanistan, but IS-K isn’t a top concern.

The Taliban continue to kill Afghan civilians in attacks they say are meant for foreign "invaders.”

Worried about losing what they’ve gained, Afghanistan’s young women demand a voice in the country’s future.

U.S.-Taliban talks end without a deal, but tantalizingly close; Uzbekistan garners a rebuke for welcoming Taliban representatives.

Washington needs to remain clear-eyed about its goals as it looks to exit Afghanistan.

Meanwhile, the UN mission in Afghanistan says civilian casualties spiked in July as violence continues.

Women are critical to the everyday peacebuilding activities necessary to put any peace agreement into effective practice.

Tashkent’s intentions have swiftly moved toward actions when it comes to increasing trade cooperation with Afghanistan.

One of Ghani’s mistakes in office was his confrontation with the Enlightenment Movement.

Did Imran Khan accomplish much during his trip to Washington?

Despite billions in aid, Afghanistan remains trapped in poverty.

Not so fast, substantive cooperation between the two on ending the war remains elusive.