Afghanistan’s Ethnic Differences Are a National Asset, not a Weakness
Afghanistan is a country made up of different ethnic groups, languages, cultures, and traditions....
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Why Should Afghan Girls Go to School?
Today, the world has entered an era where science, technology, and knowledge determine the future...
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How Was Afghanistan Before Its Modern Borders?
The Afghanistan we know today is the result of decades of war, political agreements, great power...
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The Day Borders Changed: How Dasht-e Naomid Became Part of Afghanistan
In the month of Saratan 1316, during the reign of Mohammad Zahir Shah, one of the most important...
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Women of Afghan Heritage in the West: A Voice of Hope in Days of Silence
At a time when school doors are closed to girls in Afghanistan, across the world, women of Afghan...
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Why Do Afghans Become Defensive When Their Favorite Artists or Politicians Are Criticized
In our society, liking an artist or a political figure often goes beyond simple admiration and...
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Why Do Afghans Resort to Insults When They Disagree? A Candid Look at a Hidden Social Wound
In our everyday conversations, whether in family gatherings or on social media, a recurring...
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Why Does Afghanistan Still Lack a Leader? Where Will the Future Leader Come From?
Afghanistan today stands at one of the most complex moments in its history. A government is in...
Read MoreEurope and the Taliban: Political Deal or Turning a Blind Eye to the Suffering of the Afghan People?
In recent years, Europe has consistently presented itself as a defender of human rights, freedom,...
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The Durand Line: A Political Border or a Historical Wound?
The Durand Line is not just a line on a map. It is one of the most complex and controversial...
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Balkh; The Cradle of Civilization and the Beating Heart of Culture in the History of Afghanistan
Balkh is not just a city. Balkh is a living narrative of thousands of years of history, culture,...
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Why Understanding the Past Is Essential for Building the Future
At the outset, I would like to clarify an important point. A few days ago, when I wrote about...
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Someone who does not understand history has no right to judge nations
Calling an entire nation “terrorist” is neither courage nor politics. It is simply dangerous...
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Pakistan: Mediator or Double Player in the Iran United States Crisis?
Pakistan. Mediator or Double Player in the Iran United States Crisis At a time when tensions...
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Culture of Insult or Culture of Dialogue? The Hidden Crisis in Afghan Social Media
Afghanistan today is not only facing political and economic crises but is also struggling with a...
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What Is the Common Ground of Afghans? A Path Toward Unity or Continued Fragmentation?
Afghanistan today needs to answer a fundamental question more than ever before: what can bring all...
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A Circle of Women, A World of Wounds, A Shared Hope
On March 24, I came across an Associated Press article that stopped me in my tracks. It described...
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Who Can Be a Good Leader for Afghanistan?
Afghanistan stands at one of the most critical moments in its history. Decades of war, political...
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What Kind of Political System Can Bring Peace to Afghanistan?
After decades of war, instability, and repeated political breakdowns, Afghanistan continues to...
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Separation of Powers; The Pillar of Justice and a Shield Against Tyranny
In any political system that aims to ensure justice, freedom, and lasting stability, the principle...
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