Editorial
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Afghanistan’s Literate Population on the Edge of the Precipice
Since the Taliban returned to power on August 15, there have been significant changes in the structure of civilian institutions.…
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Taliban’s Indifference Towards the Crisis Leads to an Inevitable Catastrophe
Faryab residents staged mass protests on Thursday (January 13th). The reason was the detention of a Taliban commander in the…
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People Are Not Safe
The people of Afghanistan have been living in a state of insecurity since August 15. The Taliban’s arbitrary operations and…
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Totalitarianism Further Complicates the Situation
Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi met with Ahmad Massoud, the leader of the National Resistance Front, and Ismail Khan…
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Crime Control Requires Planning
Recently, criminal activities, especially kidnappings and assassinations, have increased unprecedentedly. Sources in Pul-e-Khumri on Saturday said they had found the…
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Repression is not the solution to Afghanistan’s problems
Taliban forces arrested Faizullah Jalal, a university professor and political analyst, in the Makrorian area of Kabul on Saturday (January…
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The Taliban Must Confront the Brutal Facts
The United Nations has said that with the onset of the cold season, the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan has become…
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Taliban Fighters Continue to Seek Revenge
On August 15, the Taliban took control of all Afghan cities. For the past four and a half months, their…
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Border Disputes Must Be Resolved Through Diplomatic Channels
Afghanistan’s border disputes with its neighbors, especially Pakistan and Iran, have a long history. Although these conflicts have many dimensions,…
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Afghanistan’s Women to Turn the Page
The Taliban have made life difficult for women in Afghanistan since returning to power. During the Doha talks and before…
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