Editorial
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Patients and Scholarship Holders Must Be Able to Leave Afghanistan
The sudden fall of Ashraf Ghani’s government had fatal consequences for the civilians. After the August 15 turmoil, the people…
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Negligence Is Not Justified
On Friday afternoon (October 15), two suicide bombers targeted Shiite worshipers in Kandahar’s Bibi Fatima Mosque. According to the latest…
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Afghan Girls Must Have Access to Education
Afghan girls have been out of school for almost two months now. The Taliban have directly or indirectly deprived them…
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Hunger Is Afghanistan’s Foremost Problem
On September 9, the United Nations reported that 97 percent of Afghan civilians could plunge into poverty by mid-2022. According…
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Governance Requires Political Legitimacy, Not Just an Army
Afghanistan’s 20-year war seems to have ended with the rise of the Taliban, but the core challenges to political legitimacy…
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The People Will Not Surrender To Taliban’s Tyranny
The people of Afghanistan have chosen not to succumb to the tyranny of the Taliban. If this group enters the…
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Extraordinary Session of the National Assembly
An extraordinary session of the National Assembly will be held today, Monday, by order of the President. The session was…
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Put an End to the Killing and Imprisonment of Journalists
Two days ago, four local journalists were arrested in Kandahar by the government on suspicion of “propaganda for the enemy.”…
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The Chances of Implementing the “Rome Statement” Are Slim
The war between the government and the Taliban, regardless of the issue of power, is based on the principles and…
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Russia Should Not Count on The Taliban in Fight Against ISIS
The Taliban is still a terrorist group for Russia. However, Russia views the Taliban as a potential ally in the…
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