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Shanthie Mariet D’SouzaThe Diplomat |
With ambitious targets, the green transition is a huge challenge for India.
The focus on and understanding of ISKP’s core area in Afghanistan and Pakistan needs to be expanded to include the large frontiers of Central Asia.
One reason driving Islamabad’s renewed efforts in Afghanistan may be India’s continuing moves to expand its dealings with the Taliban.
Beneath the U.N. secretary general’s claims of consensus in Doha, a clear division is visible among countries regarding whether and how to do...
Helping Afghans deal with climate-induced emergencies could aid in addressing the drivers of unending conflict and instability in the long-term.
Pakistan is leveraging the border as a tool of pressure to secure its political interests vis-a-vis Afghanistan.
An unending refugee and humanitarian crisis the world seems to have forgotten.
Afghanistan under the Taliban was once again shunned from the COP28 climate change conference.
Tajikistan is the strongest critic of the Taliban in Central Asia and continues to host dialogues featuring a diversity of Afghan voices.
The hardliners within the Taliban have consolidated their position, and the specter of the group’s implosion seems improbable in the near term.
The difference between the deportation policies targeting Afghans in both Pakistan and Iran is the noise surrounding these efforts.
In the Chinese city of Nyingchi in Tibet, Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Jalil Abbas Jilani met his Afghan counterpart Amir Khan Muttaqi on October 5....
On October 17 and 18, leaders, delegations and representatives from more than 130 countries gathered in Beijing for the third Belt and Road Forum for...
The dire state of girls and women in Afghanistan under the Taliban, a tragedy that has featured frequently in international media reports in the last...
A few days after hundreds of Afghan students living in India staged a protest in New Delhi, demanding that their visas be extended and they be allowed...
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