One Of The Taliban’s Monumental Ruins: Gender-Apartheid Policies
Under the Taliban dictatorship, women in Afghanistan are being stripped of their human dignity.
Under the Taliban dictatorship, women in Afghanistan are being stripped of their human dignity.
Western media’s obsessive focus on the plight of Afghan women conceals a complex history.
Biden’s State Department struggles to define its force over future events in Afghanistan.
Can the end of a war mean the beginning of peace? That doesn’t seem consistent with the American mindset.
The US can either continue with its fruitless attempt to control others through militarism and coercion, or it can use this opportunity to rethink its place in the world.
The tenors of the military-industrial establishment appear to be changing their theoretical footwear.
The valuable lesson President Joe Biden is teaching future allies by allowing Afghans to fall from the wings of departing jets is that the US will not defend you.
The US debacle in Afghanistan has raised a number of questions for Saudi Arabia.
This week’s stories focus on fallout from the media’s reporting on the events in Afghanistan, with a glance at the great Ben & Jerry’s controversy in Israel.
What can the US and the European Union learn from the events in Afghanistan?
We make a fatal category error when we assume that fundamentalism is somehow a Middle Eastern or Islamic character flaw.
The fallout of the Taliban’s sweep across Afghanistan is likely to affect China beyond Afghan borders, perhaps no more so than in Pakistan.
The US must not keep bombing and killing civilians to provide cover for the Afghan government to avoid difficult but necessary compromises at the negotiating table.
Erdogan’s proposal to protect Kabul airport will require Turkey to reach separate agreements with the Afghan government and the Taliban.
