Category: Exile
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Afghanistan Under Taliban Rule; Fragile Calm in the Shadow of Security Threats
Five years after the change of the political system in Afghanistan, the country finds itself in a situation where, on the surface, the widespread war and nationwide conflicts of previous years are no longer visible. However, recent United Nations reports indicate that the issue of security has not yet been fully resolved in Afghanistan. According…
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The Bitter Taste of Withdrawal: Why Does America Want Bagram Again?
Bagram is not merely a military base for America and its allies; it is a strategic tool for controlling developments in Afghanistan and containing regional rivals — a long-term strategy through which America, by retaining levers of power, seeks to shape a new order in the heart of Asia. The withdrawal of American military forces…
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Lahore High Court Temporarily Halts Deportation of Afghan Medical Students
The Lahore High Court in Pakistan, through a temporary ruling, halted the implementation of the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council’s decision to send Afghan medical students back. Judge Khalid Ishaq said on Friday, 20 Sunbula, during the hearing of the case of 13 Afghan students, that students who are undergoing medical and dental courses must…
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The Eventful and Undetailed Trip of Regional Security Officials to Afghanistan
Hassan Khan, a Pakistani journalist and security affairs analyst, says the visit of the head of Turkish intelligence and the deputy of Qatar’s National Security Council to Afghanistan is part of growing concerns about the increasing number of Turkic and Arab fighters in Afghanistan and their joining Al-Qaeda and ISIS networks. According to him, reports…
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