Editorial
The need to enforce laws on candidates
The removal of 25 individuals from the preliminary list of parliamentary candidates has sparked reactions. A committee tasked by the...
Read moreAttacks on holy sites: what should government and people do?
Although Afghanistan has lived through violence for about half a century, it has taken on an extremely dangerous form in...
Read moreThe grim situation of Nangarhar
Nangarhar, known among Afghans as an “evergreen province” for being green virtually in all four seasons and as a recreational...
Read moreThe fallouts of ceding rural areas to Taliban
A deleterious facet of the new US strategy for Afghanistan has begun to unfold about a year after it was...
Read moreWhat to do to ensure relative transparency in election?
While Afghanistan is less than three months away from its parliamentary and district council elections, concerns about the electoral process...
Read moreKhan’s victory; future of Kabul-Islamabad ties
Any political change in Pakistan can have an impact on the overall situation of the region, because it is not...
Read moreNicolson should encourage Taliban to pursue peace, not war with Daesh
The outcome of war is always deaths and destruction no matter what the causes and objectives are. Irrespective of what...
Read moreThe possible peace parleys, war management
No doubt the Afghan conflict has no military solution, but it does not mean the government should, in the midst...
Read moreQuestions as voters’ list still missing
Electoral disputes have eroded public's trust in democratic processes. Apart from the 2004 presidential race, the results of all elections...
Read moreCivilian toll, an unending problem
Civilian casualties are a major driver of Afghan war. Although the parties to the conflict claim paying attention to civilian...
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