Rays of Hope in Kabul’s Winter
Dr Usman W. Chohan January 4, 2022
At the time of Kabul’s fall in August 2021, it was already evident to some observers that the people of Afghanistan would face an imminent
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The Endgame
Dr Usman W. Chohan December 22, 2021
The hasty withdrawal of US forces from Afghanistan in August 2021 was seen by some as the endgame to their longest-running “forever war”; a 20-year
Spoilers cannot be Peace Builders
Asad Ullah Khan December 12, 2021
Pakistan has been a major proponent of a peaceful Afghanistan not only in its own interest but also for the larger interest of the region.
China: A Helping Hand to Afghanistan
Moiz Khan December 7, 2021
Following the fall of Kabul, and departure of the last US cargo planes from Afghanistan, the Taliban celebrated victory and declared complete independence from foreign occupation on
Disbanded Afghan Security Forces, Reinforcing IS-K and Regional Security
Khansa Qureshi December 3, 2021
The Taliban became the de facto rulers of Afghanistan on 15th August 2021 after the fall of Kabul. Although the fall of Afghanistan did not
China-US Strategic Rivalry: Implications for Pakistan
Dr Zia Ul Haque Shamsi November 25, 2021
Pakistan’s geographical location is not only makes it strategically relevant but also attracts great power rivalries. Historically, Russians were obsessed to gain access to warm
