Tag: #RegionalPeace
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Taliban Takeover: You got what you wanted, now it’s the time to deliver?
This opinion has been written by Mussab Tariq. We are being told that the Taliban of today are not equivalent to the Taliban of 1996. Reasonable enough, however, the Afghanistan of today isn’t equivalent to the Afghanistan of 1996 by the same token. In any case, since the conflict has finished, as their representative Zabihullah…
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Post-Taliban, Afghanistan – A Short Note
This opinion is shared by Haider Mehdi. Lt. Gen (retd) Tariq Khan, shared his very insightful views which are attached after my article in which I share my perspective on a post-Taliban, Afghanistan. Thank you for sharing Tariq, my perspective is far less insightful than yours, but for whatever it’s worth, here’s what’s top of…
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Afghanistan-Neighbors Dilemma
This opinion article is by Ihsan Chaudhry. “The world will see changed Taliban. We want to keep workable relations with the world in general and friendly relations with our neighbors in particular,” said the Taliban Spokesman in a press conference after the Taliban’s quick blitz over the Capital Kabul. He further committed to keeping the…
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Pakistan: A faithful friend of an ungrateful brother, Afghanistan
This article has been written by Amnah Jabeen. Pakistan and Afghanistan, two South Asian neighboring sovereign Islamic states, hold a long history of ambivalence. From the Soviet invasion to the United States occupation, the Pak-Afghan relation has been oscillating between love and hate. From opening borders wholeheartedly to providing aid in education, hospital, and infrastructure,…
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Blaming Pakistan is a double fiction game
The main goal of the present government of Afghanistan and the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi is to create instability in Pakistan, destroy our peace, and tarnish Pakistan’s image in the world. India is financing terrorists using government resources through Ashraf Ghani’s government, Ashraf Ghani is not taking care of his house, and he…
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The future of Afghanistan? A challenge!
Afghanistan’s future still poses a challenge to the world that ranges from high human values to regional and global peace and the credibility of the United Nations. On the one hand, the armed intervention of two superpowers in a row for four decades and the devastation caused by the civil war in Afghanistan is waiting…
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Why Pakistan wants a peaceful Afghanistan
This opinion article has been shared by Muhammad Mustansar. Afghanistan has been in news since the war on terror started in 2001. It’s been more than 2 decades when we heard about the bomb blasts, drone attacks, collapsed infrastructure, and devastated health conditions of the local people of Afghanistan. They are suffering from the aftermath…
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Future of Afghanistan and Indian Conspiracy against Pakistan
The Taliban are expected to come into power after the withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan, they will form a government and there is no doubt that the world will have to recognize them. The eyes of the world are now on the Taliban and their leadership is moving forward with very clear ideas. Afghan…
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Military Strength: Pakistan Army’s pledge & the War on Terrorism
The defense force depends on the military strength of a brave nation and a brave society – it includes every force that can help in any way to protect the national security and interests of a state. The spirit of patriotism, courage, and bravery is superior to all the armies of the world whether it…
