The National Interest on MSN
Why the Afghan-Pakistan frontier won’t settle down in 2026
As tensions simmer between Pakistan and Afghanistan, Islamabad is shifting from coercive diplomacy to managed escalation to ...
We met Manizha by chance. She translated for us as we mentored another Afghan family through the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society ...
Built during a cosmopolitan era in the 1960s, the Ariana closed when the Taliban took power, but it was still standing. Now ...
A number of Afghan cultural figures and filmmakers consider the destruction of the historic Ariana Cinema by the Taliban ...
Asim Munir asked the Afghan Taliban government to choose between Pakistan and Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), saying that ...
Four young Afghan men were given a Taliban warning for walking the streets dressed as Thomas Shelby from the TV hit show ...
The Taliban swept into Afghanistan's capital Sunday after the government collapsed and the embattled president joined an exodus of his fellow citizens and foreigners, signaling the end of a costly two ...
The Print on MSN
US-made MQ-9 Reaper downed in Afghanistan? Claims by pro-Taliban accounts hint at Pakistan angle
The unmanned aerial vehicle crashed in the Maidan Wardak province in Central Afghanistan. If the drone is confirmed as a MQ-9 ...
The Express Tribune on MSN
Afghanistan under Taliban: power without a state
Ultimately, the Taliban's greatest challenge is not opposition but governance itself. Power has been secured; legitimacy not.
After taking back control, the Taliban wants you to believe they've changed. Sitting in a Taliban press conference Tuesday was a thoroughly surreal moment to cap seven long days of almost unimaginable ...
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