Author: Massoud Naimi
The Taliban’s Rule in Afghanistan: Impacts on Women’s Rights and Basic Human Needs
Written By: A.M Afghanistan has been a country plagued by conflict for decades, and the rise of the Taliban in the late 1990s marked a new chapter in its troubled history. The Taliban, who have been known for their strict interpretation of Islamic law, have imposed a number of restrictive measures on the Afghan people, […]
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Natiq Malikzada Biography
Natiq Malikzada is a human rights activist and journalist. He is known for his dedication to supporting human rights, education, and peace. He writes articles for international magazines and has a Master’s degree in International Relations. Natiq is an advocate for marginalized communities and has worked tirelessly to raise awareness about the human rights abuses […]
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Dr. Nasir A. Andisha Biography
Dr. Nasir A. Andisha is a highly accomplished diplomat and academic from Afghanistan. Hehas served in a number of high-level positions within the Afghan government, including asAmbassador and Permanent Representative of Afghanistan to the UN in Geneva, DeputyForeign Minister for Management and Resources, and Ambassador of the Islamic Republicof Afghanistan to the Commonwealth of Australia, […]
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The NRF attack on The Taliban base in Waant Waigal district of Nooristan
In a swift and successful operation, the National Resistance Front (NRF) has successfully attacked and destroyed two Taliban bases in the Waant Waigal district of Nooristan. The NRF, known for their bravery and determination, were able to capture 13 Taliban fighters while remaining unharmed during the attack. The NRF has been at the forefront of […]
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Panjshir Public schools have been turned into Taliban military bases
by: Panjshir Province Photo: Kurpetab school Paryan district – archive 2020 Panjshir, a province in Afghanistan, has seen a disturbing trend in recent years. According to local sources, dozens of public schools in the province have been turned into Taliban military bases. The Taliban have been using these schools as weapons storage, dormitories, and kitchens, […]
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باشنده پنجشیر: برادرم دهقان بود؛ او را به اتهام همکاری با مقاومت کشتند
شماری از باشندگان پنجشیر طالبان را به قتل غیرنظامیان در این ولایت متهم می‌سازند. خانواده و نزدیکان هدایت‌الله جوان ۲۰ ساله‌ای که در ماه ثور در ولسوالی پریان پنجشیر کشته شد، می‌گویند که این جوان یک دهقان بود، اما طالبان او را به گلوله بستند. خانواده هدایت‌الله که باشنده روستای «شالکچه» ولسوالی پریان‌اند می‌گویند که […]
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Taliban 2.0 and US National Security Policy in Afghanistan
Better late than never. An article commissioned late last year, finally published at the Journal of Asian Security & International Affairs’ special edition on Afghanistan. “The Collapse of State in Afghanistan: A Repeat of History?”By -Nasir A. Andisha, 2022 AbstractThis article examines from the point of view of the US national security policy, the causes […]
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Afghanistan’s future after the Taliban takeover: Civil war or disintegration?
By: Natiq Malikzada Introduction In August 2021, the Taliban took Afghanistan by force for the second time in their history. This event coupled with the hasty US withdrawal ended the bloodiest and longest war of the United States. Amid the withdrawal of foreign troops, the lingering issue of ethnic discord once again is rearing its […]
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Taliban killed Mursal Nabizada former Parliament Member.
The Taliban killed Mursal Nabizada, a former representative of Kabul in the parliament, in a targeted assassination. Nabizada was shot dead in his home in Arzan Qimat area of Kabul 15 January 2023 and his brother was also injured in the attack. This is just one of the many recent targeted killings and mysterious murders […]
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