Tag: Afghanistan
Still in the Game
The writer is a businessman and the author of three books including Muslims: The Real History.
Caught in the Middle
The US-China strategic rivalry has huge repercussions and implications for Pakistan
The Pak-UK Prism
Viewing the UK from an entirely subjective prism leads to a number of serious misconceptions in Pakistan
Pakistan First
It’s time Pakistan stopped caving in to US demands at the expense of its own interests
To Talk or not to Talk
Extremism in the defence of liberty is not vice and moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue. Barry Goldwater
Scapegoating Pakistan
It’s time the US analyses its failures instead of scapegoating Pakistan for the debacle in Afghanistan
The Echoes of Peace
If this Taliban prove to be different in their orientation than the ones from the 1990s, peace in Afghanistan and the region may become an attainable dream
Scenes from Kabul
Arriving in Afghanistan on the second day of the Taliban takeover, Arshad Yusufzai walks you through a war-ravaged land trying to come to grips with a desperate situation and a desperate people
Back to the Future
Pakistan needs to ensure Afghanistan does not prove to be its Waterloo, as it is the United States’, and was the British Empire’s and the Soviet Union’s
Betting on the Taliban
The US has lost both face and credibility in the international community as well as among the impoverished Afghans, by its hasty departure from Afghanistan, without any negotiated settlement with the Taliban. But can the Taliban deliver?