Opinions
Rebuilding Organizational Identity in Women's Protests
By Abdul Saboor Sitez
In the first steps of implementing the Taliban regime, women emerged as members of numerous movements with different slogans, expressing their strong opposition to it. Despite their recent emergence, these movements were able to create a political challenge for the Taliban regime. In the early stages of formation, women’s movements created hopes for a new wave of organized women’s st...
I Am Fond of These Kind People
An Interview with "Hassan Kazemi Qomi", Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Kabul By Maryam Mahdavi Asl - Nimrooz Magazine.
Hassan Kazemi Qomi is one of the Iranian diplomats with a long experience of presence in Afghanistan. He was Iran's c...
The Policymaking of "Regional Convergence" in Iran's Cultural Field of Civilization
An Interview with Dr. Rangin Dadfar Spanta, Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Afghanistan by Maryam MahdawiAsl - Nimrooz Magazine:
“When they divide their inheritance, wise heirs of any family do not split the proud tableau they inherited from their ancestors...
Federalism in Afghanistan? Assessing the Path Forward
By Mohammad Noman Baber
In recent years, Afghanistan's political landscape has seen the emergence of figures advocating for a shift toward federalism. They argue that a federal system is crucial for ensuring social justice and political stability, as it w...
The 10 Mehr Brief - Bullet points: Duel of Jihadists in Afghanistan's Public Sphere
By Abu Moslim Khorasani
1. Introduction
This research, titled "Duel of Jihadists in Afghanistan's Public Sphere: The Online War between the Taliban Emirate and ISIS Khorasan," is a small-scale study that covers a portion of...
Factors and Epistemological Grounds of the Instability of Afghanistan Society
By Abdul Saboor Sitez
The questions of why we are unstable, where social crises come from, and what cultural and cognitive contexts give direction to our beliefs and attitudes are significant. Another question is, what can we do? What wou...
