Taliban government

The recent Tashkent Conference on Afghanistan marked a crucial step in bringing the Taliban regime back into dialogue with its neighbors – even without formal recognition.

It’s difficult to believe that the Taliban were unaware of al-Zawahiri living in a safe house in the middle of Kabul.

The Taliban’s regressive ideology lies at the heart of its political program. It was naive to believe the group would ever give it up.

India and the Taliban do not have a history of positive relations, but a pragmatic working relationship is desired by both. 

Afghanistan has seen persistent bombings and other attacks on civilians since the Taliban came to power.

Sikhs and Hindus have lived in Afghanistan for generations, but the end of that era is near.

Chinese interests in expanding its engagement in Afghanistan lies in opportunist thinking.

In Afghanistan, those who were barely scraping by have lost everything to the recent earthquake.

The poppy crop ban will likely strike a heavy blow to millions of impoverished farmers.

Hazaras targeted in repeated attacks in Taliban-led Afghanistan share their deep concerns and dreams of a better future.

As half a million Ukraine refugees move west into Europe, what happens to the solidarity the world once shared for Afghans?

What is happening right now in Afghanistan is the most serious women’s rights crisis in the world today.