Two years after the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan on August 15, 2021, we strongly condemn ongoing and escalating gross human (…) …
Did Pakistan Really Benefit From the Taliban Takeover in Afghanistan?
The country celebrated the Taliban’s return to power on August 15, 2021. Two years later, has it seen any benefits?
Blast in eastern Afghanistan kills 3, wounds 7 at hotel frequented by Pakistani refugees
ISLAMABAD (AP) — An explosion ripped through a hotel in Afghanistan’s eastern province of Khost on Monday, killing at least three people and wounding seven others, police said.
Draconian Decrees: The Taliban’s Restrictions In Afghanistan
Since seizing power in 2021, the Taliban has imposed restrictions on every aspect of Afghans’ lives. Those who violate the hard-line Islamists’ morality laws can be subject to public floggings, jail,
Women in Afghanistan after Republic’s fall: confronting isolation and financial challenges
In the early days following the takeover of Afghanistan, the de facto officials underscored their commitment to involving women in diverse aspects of social life and incorporating them into the …
Women in Afghanistan after Republic’s fall: confronting isolation and financial challenges
In the early days following the takeover of Afghanistan, the de facto officials underscored their commitment to involving women in diverse aspects of social life and incorporating them into the …
Two years since the Taliban took power in Afghanistan, how is the IRC helping people?
Our team’s ability to operate in communities across the country is rooted in their expertise and decades-long presence.
Longing for Jihad, Former Taliban Fighters Join Militants’ War in Pakistan
The outflow of young Talibs has renewed fears of violent extremism spilling across Afghanistan’s borders since the U.S.-backed government collapsed.
The U.S. must reckon with the legacy of Afghanistan
The U.S. must take care of the Afghan allies who were left behind after the withdrawal two years ago, via a visa program expansion and pathway to citizenship.
Zalmay Khalilzad’s push to stay relevant after losing Afghanistan
Zalmay Khalilzad believes it’s still possible to shift the country toward a more inclusive government through the accord he negotiated.