Escape from Responsibility: The U.S. is looking for a way out of Afghanistan
Escape from Responsibility: The U.S. is looking for a way out of Afghanistan
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The Inter-Afghan Talks: Transforming the Taliban
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The falsities of Pakistan’s Bin Laden compared to the Butcher of Kabul
The falsities of Pakistan’s Bin Laden compared to the Butcher of Kabul by Mohsin Saleem ullah in Tuck Magazine
Thousands of Afghans swept up in Turkey’s ruthless deportation drive
Thousands of Afghans swept up in Turkey's ruthless deportation drive via Amnesty in Tuck Magazine
Pashtun Tahafuz Movement: Maligning the Army or being exploited by other forces?
Pashtun Tahafuz Movement: Maligning the Army or being exploited by other forces? by Imad Zafar in Tuck Magazine
Blackening faces and hurling shoes at elected representatives will not win the war of narratives
Blackening faces and hurling shoes at elected representatives will not win the war of narratives by Imad Zafar in Tuck Magazine
The Afghanistan Conflict and Future Prospects of Peace: A Brief Analysis
The Afghanistan Conflict and Future Prospects of Peace: A Brief Analysis by Sohail Mahmood in Tuck Magazine
Afghan political crisis intensifies
Afghan political crisis intensifies by Saliha Khalid in Tuck Magazine
Conservatives not Liberals are the reason for the failures in Society and State
Conservatives not Liberals are the reason for the failures in Society and State by Imad Zafar in Tuck Magazine
The End Game – Inside Afghanistan
Reuters photo By Zeeshan A. Shah In an
Pakistan–Afghanistan Relations
By Muhammad Shoaib Khan In the eighteenth and nineteenth
Children are our strategic assets, not Jihadists
AP photo By Imad Zafar Frankenstein is a famous
Justice, Security and Rule of Law: Putin’s backing the Afghani Taliban
AFP photo By Cynthia M. Lardner Many different radicalized
Justice, Security and Rule of Law: The Pakistani-India Conflict
By Cynthia M. Lardner Introduction
Will terrorism in Pakistan ever end?
AFP photo By Muhammad Waqas Awan For over a
Suicide bomber kills at least 70 at Pakistan hospital, IS claims responsibility
Naseer Ahmed/Reuters By Gul Yousafzai A suicide bomber in
U.S. and Pakistan at a crossroads
By Sabena Siddiqi Taliban chief Mullah Akhtar Mansour was recently killed
The Cost of an Unending War in Afghanistan: A Lesson to Learn
AP photo By Ratnesh Dwivedi One of the largest military
The Dream of Durable Peace
By Nasurullah Brohi The constant efforts for enduring peace in
Newly appointed Taliban Commander a serious threat to peace process
By Waqar Haider Most people recently read or saw that
Keeping Terror Under Control
By Shakeel Haider Irrespective of whether ISIS has foundations in
Observations of an Expat: Muslim Murders
By Tom Arms Assad Shah was a popular man. People
Back to square one!
By Shakeel Haider It’s no more a unipolar world but
Who is behind ISIS?
By Sattar Rind Is this news not enough for the
Education – A nightmare for Extremists
By Shakeel Haider Religious extremists are only afraid of Education
Are we serious in wanting to eliminate ISIS?
By Sattar Rind Many writers, intellectuals, government or non-governmental think
A dream for Afghans: Peace
By Shakeel Haider Peace in Afghanistan is an old dream,
Militancy setting down roots in Pakistan
By Sattar Rind It may or may not be accepted,
ISIS in Pakistan
By Sattar Rind The Pakistani government constantly refuses to admit
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