Saeedullah Safi
The Taliban Wants the US Back. What Do Afghans Want?
As the Taliban seeks recognition and investment from abroad, Afghans are asking who would benefit — and who would be…
Peace Talks in Islamabad, Bloodshed in Afghanistan: Pakistan’s Double Game
Hosting Iran war talks in Islamabad while shelling civilians in Kunar, Afghanistan
The Silence of Afghan Girls’ Classrooms Enters Its Fifth Year
Five Years of Silence, 1,645 Days of Denial: Afghan Girls Still Barred from Classrooms
“400 Killed”: Families Search Ruins After Pakistani Strike on Kabul Hospital
As the death toll rises to at least 400, desperate relatives comb debris, hospitals and morgues in search of missing…
Bombs Over Homes: Afghan Civilians Paying the Price for Pakistan’s Airstrikes
Airstrikes hit Kabul, Kandahar, Nangarhar, Paktia, and Paktika as escalating tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan leave civilians caught in the…
Afghan Cyclists Denied Airport Entry to Asian Championships in Saudi Arabia
Immigration refusal blocks Afghan athletes despite valid visas
Kandahar Children Walk Kilometers for Water
Walking long distances for water, kids in southern Afghanistan face physical, psychological, and educational hardships.
Taliban Detain Four in Herat Over Peaky Blinders–Inspired Style
Rights observers say arrests over clothing and online expression highlight expanding restrictions on personal freedoms
Taliban Ban on Afghan Women Entering UN Premises Reaches Three Months
UN Women Special Representative Susan Ferguson Warns of Growing Risks to Life-Saving Aid
Covert Classrooms and Invisible Incomes: How Afghan Women Are Resisting
By forging creative and invisible networks that allow them to survive, they are finding a way to be free despite…
Still Here, Still Playing
The Taliban tried to erase a generation. Four years later, Afghan women footballers are back — reclaiming visibility and freedom.
Bricks or Bats: In Afghanistan, children build kilns or chase dreams—But not both
In a nation where childhood is stolen by labour, even a game of cricket becomes an act of defiance.
Pakistan’s Afghan Deportations Are a Moral and Humanitarian Disaster
The trucks rumble across the border, packed with men, women, and children—their lives reduced to whatever they can carry. Some…
Boundaries Beyond the Field: What Cricket Means for Afghan Children
In the shadow of a war-torn land, where bomb craters and sandstorms decorate the landscape, a different kind of rhythm…
The struggle of Afghan women to find food
Bibi, a mother from Afghanistan, wakes up every morning with a heavy heart, knowing that another day of struggle lies…