Religious Freedom in Afghanistan
The recommendation by the US Commission on International Religious Freedom to designate Afghanistan as a Country of Particular Concern should be read
Madrassa Reform and the Fight Against Misused Jihad
The struggle against violent extremism in Pakistan is sometimes characterized as a security issue; nevertheless, the true conflict starts long before the
Why the T20 World Cup Should Move to Sri Lanka
India wants the world to believe everything is under control, right as it prepares to welcome the biggest names in cricket. But
How Taliban Centralization Undermines Afghanistan’s Future
The Sixteenth Report of the United Nations Security Council’s Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team offers a stark reminder that Taliban rule
Pakistan’s Case Against the Taliban’s Policies
The current trade standoff between Pakistan and Afghanistan is frequently described as the result of bureaucratic failure, economic paralysis, and border closures.
Afghanistan’s Dangerous Reawakening
Two years after the fall of Kabul, fears that Afghanistan would once again morph into a global sanctuary for terrorist groups are
Taliban in Delhi
Afghanistan’s diplomatic direction has rarely been predictable, but the Taliban’s rapidly warming outreach to India represents an especially bewildering pivot, one loaded
The Selective Approach of Amnesty International
For a long time, Amnesty International was treated like the ultimate authority on human rights. If Amnesty said something, most people just
IIOJK Govt Seizes 215 Jamaat Schools
The puppet government of Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) in recent times assumed control of 215 schools associated with the
Village Head of Sikhs Banned to come to Red Fort
A Discriminatory Exclusion Once again, the Red Fort became the place of national pride as India celebrated 78 years of Independence. Flags
