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What Has the US Learned About Supporting Afghanistan’s Women?

What Has the US Learned About Supporting Afghanistan’s Women?

By Catherine Putz
Firstly, the country's cultural context cannot be ignored.
NATO Chief Dismisses Early Pullout of Afghan Troop Trainers

NATO Chief Dismisses Early Pullout of Afghan Troop Trainers

By Associated Press
"Our presence in Afghanistan is conditions based, and Taliban has to meet their commitments," NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said.

President Biden’s Afghanistan Challenge

President Biden’s Afghanistan Challenge

By Daud Khattak
The fate of the U.S.-Taliban deal hangs in the balance, while the peace process stalls. What will the Biden administration ultimately do about Afghanistan?

NATO Faces Conundrum as It Mulls Afghan Pullout

NATO Faces Conundrum as It Mulls Afghan Pullout

By Associated Press
Some say NATO and the U.S. should send a strong message for peace to all sides in Afghanistan's protracted conflict.

Taliban Visit Moscow, Voice Hope US Will Honor Peace Deal

Taliban Visit Moscow, Voice Hope US Will Honor Peace Deal

By Associated Press
Sher Mohammed Abbas Stanikzai, who led the Taliban delegation to Moscow,  insisted that the Taliban have been abiding by the deal.
A Brief History of Mangal Bagh

A Brief History of Mangal Bagh

By Daud Khattak
Mangal Bagh, the leader of Lashkar-e-Islam (LeI), was recently killed in Afghanistan. Who was he?

Ancient Treasure and a Modern Budget Battle in Afghanistan

Ancient Treasure and a Modern Budget Battle in Afghanistan

By Catherine Putz
As the Afghan government and parliament battle over a budget, some aired concerns that Afghanistan’s greatest treasure trove would be looted. 
Afghan Shiite Leader in Pakistan After Killings of Miners

Afghan Shiite Leader in Pakistan After Killings of Miners

By Associated Press
The Hazara miners were abducted and killed by militants from the Islamic State group in southwestern Balochistan province.

An ‘Orchard of Bad Apples’ Weighs on New Afghan Peace Talks

An ‘Orchard of Bad Apples’ Weighs on New Afghan Peace Talks

By Associated Press
Escalating violence has all sides pointing the finger at each other as negotiations between the Afghan government and the Taliban resume.

Gunmen Kill Prominent Journalist in Western Afghanistan

Gunmen Kill Prominent Journalist in Western Afghanistan

By Associated Press
Bismillah Adil Aimaq is the fifth journalist killed in Afghanistan in the past two months.

Thinking More Deeply About Human Development in Afghanistan

Thinking More Deeply About Human Development in Afghanistan

By Lutfi Rahimi
Development has to be assessed by more than just GDP growth. 
Fire From the Sky: The Afghan Taliban’s Drones

Fire From the Sky: The Afghan Taliban’s Drones

By Franz J. Marty
Despite ongoing peace negotiations, the Taliban continue their attacks, recently incorporating weaponized commercially available drones into their arsenal.

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