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Dr. Anwar Dawar

Pashtuns and Emotional Politics

If one looks closely at the political history of the Pashtuns, a clear and obvious reality appears: Pashtuns have often entered politics through emotions and sentiments rather than through reason. At times in the name of honor, at times in…

Pashtuns Are Not Yet a Nation, but a People

In common speech and discourse, we often refer to Pashtuns as a complete and organized nation that is, as a unified nation. However, if we examine this issue from a deeper intellectual, historical, and social perspective, a fundamental…

If Pashtuns Unite

If the Pashtun becomes united, conscious, and steadfast, not only will wars come to an end, but the foundation will also be laid for future generations to live with dignity, peace, and prosperity. The Pashtun nation has remained a symbol…

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 of the deprived classes, and the restorer of justice. In practice, however, it often becomes a cause of social…