Threatened, beaten and risking arrests, Afghan women defy Taliban with protests
Before the Taliban seized power in August, Elham was director of women’s programs for Afghanistan’s Civil Service Commission.
TALIBAN’s VICTORY, BALOCH MILITANCY, AND PAKISTAN’s CHOICES
It is unclear whether he was referring to the merger of Baloch militant groups or of Tehrike-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) factions.
Taliban plans for suicide brigade reveal changing nature of warfare in 21st century
The Taliban recently announced it will establish a battalion of suicide attackers as part of the national army of Afghanistan.
Taliban find it easy to win Kabul but difficult to rule as Afghans face one of the worst humanitarian crises ever
A terrorist organisation worldwide, moved in fast to fill the power vacuum and establish control over Kabul and elsewhere.
How 2022 may see the meltdown of the China-Pakistan-Afghanistan axis
After Taliban takeover, very few countries have stepped up to recognise the new regime. Even China is not jumping in…
US Treasury Creates Pathway to Send Aid to Afghanistan
Treasury Department on Wednesday announced it was issuing special licenses to ensure that some international aid could flow to Afghanistan