Amnesty International: Pakistan’s Kabul Strike May Be a War Crime
“Pakistan failed to verify whether the target was a military objective. The strike possibly amounts to a war crime.” A...
Rebuilding Heritage Online: The Afghan Diaspora’s Push to Digitize Pashto Language
“If Pashto does not enter the digital world, it will struggle to survive among future generations.” By Abdul Wakeel Attock ...
Pakistan’s New Playbook: Pitting Afghan Groups Against One Another
Pakistan military has once again decided to use proxy warfare through new actors. By A. Shafaq The Durand Line frontier...
Shapoor Zadran: Afghanistan’s Fallen Giant
Shapoor Zadran’s name will remain etched in the history of Afghan cricket—a fallen giant whose spirit built a nation’s sporting...
Afghan Refugees in Pakistan Face Night Raids and Fear‑Driven Survival
Pakistan’s approach has grown even more confrontational, marked by military airstrikes inside Afghanistan that killed civilians and sparked widespread outrage...
UN Experts Raise Alarm Over Life Sentence of Baloch Human Rights Defender
The Anti‑Terrorism Court in Quetta sentenced Dr. Mahrang Baloch to two life terms after a process marked by serious due‑process...
Hamburg Dialogue Reflects a Diaspora Searching for Common Ground
Peace cannot last if people feel they are treated unfairly. By Kazim Jafari The second session of the “National Dialogue” initiative,...
From Kabul to Vienna: A Celebration of Afghan Identity and Integration
A Festival Where Integration Becomes Collective Practice On 4 and 5 July, the Afghan cultural and sports association NEUER START...
The Shortest‑Lived Country and Its Enduring Struggle for Justice
Balochistan’s Brief Independence and a Deep Historical Grievance By Kadeem Baloch Baloch human rights activist Abdullah Abass told the Afghan...
Rising Drug Availability in Kabul Sparks Deepening Social Concerns
By Dawood Jabarkhail Residents in several Kabul neighborhoods report a sharp rise in the availability and use of narcotics, describing...