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...

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...

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...

By Imtiaz Gul

The Afghan Taliban regime announced late March to resumes public stoning and flogging for women accused of adultery. The elusive supreme leader, Hibatullah Akhundzada, through an audio message declared the government's plan to revert to a traditional i...

Michael Rubin

At the height of South Africa’s Apartheid regime, President Ronald Reagan did what no previous U.S. president dared do: He sent Edward Perkins to South Africa. Perkins was a senior ambassador, having previous served as ambassador to Liberia. Putting...