Afghan War Caused 100,000 Civilian Casualties in Last Decade: UN
More than 100,000 Afghan civilians have been killed or injured over the past decade, the UN reported Thursday, as it ...
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In Greek Migrant Camp, Women Endure Hardship and Fear
Human Rights Watch recently sounded the alarm, calling on the Greek government to "act immediately to ensure safe and humane ...
Victims and Prosecutors Urge Afghan War Crimes Probe
Shortly after the establishment of the court, the U.S. Congress passed legislation granting the president authority to invade the Netherlands ...
What Happens if the US Withdraws its Troops from Afghanistan?
Trusting the Taliban and withdrawing US troops would not only bring another war in Afghanistan but allow Jihadis across the ...
Why Imran Khan Will Stay in Power in Pakistan
As long as Pakistan’s military and President Trump need Prime Minister Imran Khan, the country’s opposition parties are unlikely to ...
Reaching Peace in Afghanistan and the Pakistan Factor
The successful negotiation of a peace agreement in Afghanistan, which would most likely include the withdrawal of US troops, would ...
Peace for Afghanistan: How to Reintegrate Taliban Fighters?
Experts warn that if Taliban fighters are not reintegrated back into Afghan society properly they could pose a significant risk ...
Has the Taliban Actually Become More Progressive on Women’s Rights?
The Taliban came to the negotiating table with 10 women last week, raising the question of whether they have become ...
Talking with Just the Taliban Won’t Lead to Viable Peace in Afghanistan
The US and Peace Envoy Khalilzad still believe that pursuing talks with the Taliban will help achieve peace in Afghanistan, ...
In Afghanistan, Conspiracy Theories Fuel Polio Outbreak
Some militants and religious leaders tell Afghan communities that vaccines are an anti-Muslim conspiracy or an elaborate cover for American ...
Cooperation Between US and Afghanistan Crucial for Bringing Peace
Only the Afghan people and government can ensure the sustainability of the democratic institutions in Afghanistan. The United States must ...
My Burqa is a Reminder of the Freedom that Has Always Been Mine
My blue burqa carefully folded up in the corner of the room is a painful and clear reminder of the ...
Hague Court Turns Down Afghan War Crimes Probe as US Hails Victory
"It is outrageous that victims of war crimes are far less likely to get justice for well-documented atrocities because of ...
US Peace Envoy to Afghanistan Must Stop Admiring Taliban to Succeed in Mission
For the past few weeks, tensions between US Peace Envoy to Afghanistan Khalilzad and Afghan officials have been escalating. The clash ...
US Revokes ICC Prosecutor’s Visa Over Afghan Probe
Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda would continue to pursue her duties for the Hague-based court "without fear or favor" despite the ban, ...
Terrorists or Freedom Fighters? Definition is Holding Up Afghanistan’s Peace Talks
Before peace talks in Afghanistan can come to a conclusion, the parties first need to settle on an administrative detail: ...
Afghanistan Celebrates Journalists as Violence Targets Press
Since the fall of the Taliban regime in 2001, Afghanistan's media has been one of the country's few success stories.
Why US Needs to Declare Date for Troops to Depart from Afghanistan
Successive US administrations have recognized that they cannot afford to be the glue holding Afghanistan together forever. Although most pundits ...
US-Taliban Peace Talks: Deal Without Afghans?
Over the past four months, a series of talks have taken place between the United States and Taliban representatives. However, ...
Taliban Demand New Constitution for Afghanistan at Rare Talks
The Taliban demanded a new constitution for Afghanistan and promised an "inclusive Islamic system" to govern the war-torn country.
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