Opinion

After the Fall of the Iranian Regime: Strategic Vacuum and the Redrawing of the Geopolitical Map

Iran is not merely a vertical structure of power; it is a geostrategic nexus with deep regional and international linkages.…

2 days ago

The New Balance of Power: US, Iran, and Israel

As the clock ticks down to what many see as a critical juncture, the world's political circles are watching Geneva.…

6 days ago

The Counterproductive Logic of Coercion

The latest violation of the Afghan sovereignty by Pakistan and bombing mostly civilians underscores a dangerous trajectory in Afghanistan–Pakistan relations.…

1 week ago

If Pashtuns Unite

If the Pashtun becomes united, conscious, and steadfast, not only will wars come to an end, but the foundation will…

1 week ago

Pakistan is the arch enemy of Afghanistan historically

The people of Afghanistan condemn Pakistani air bombardment of the Afghan civilians including women and children in the strongest terms…

1 week ago

Washington Between Kabul and Islamabad

Washington Between Kabul and Islamabad: The Silent Administration and Its Strategic Costs Understanding the U.S. stance on the recent Pakistani–Afghan…

1 week ago

The Carlson-Huckabee interview may be the wake-up call Americans needed

The interview brought the ‘Israel first vs America first’ debate to heart of the American right. By Mohamad Elmasry Source:…

1 week ago

Populism Politics and the Pashtuns

Populism is a contemporary political trend that, on the surface, presents itself as the savior of the people, the defender…

1 week ago

Ramadan: Giving Is a Language That Needs No Translation

Ramadan is not merely another month on the calendar; it is a revealing moment in people's lives. When it arrives,…

1 week ago

Pashtun Is Not Weak, but Dispersed

The tragedy is not that the Pashtun is weak. the tragedy is that he is scattered. Weakness is temporary, but…

2 weeks ago