Elsa Imdad, Author at Afghan Studies Center

Demand for surrender of Bin Laden was an excuse for invasion: Unforgettable meeting with Mullah Omar

In a significant move towards resuming the bilateral trade and transit and strengthen cooperation, the Torkham border between Afghanistan and

LONDON: More than 1,000 Afghans eligible to come to the UK for resettlement remain stuck in Pakistan, a report by

Affected most due to climate change, women’s rights and well-being are overlooked in climate policy-making on national and international levels.

Afghanistan at a Glance Women’s rights, press freedom, and freedom of expression restrictions all saw dramatic increases. Institutions created to

The de facto Taliban authorities in Afghanistan must immediately release activists detained for advocating for girls’ and women’s rights, the UN

Terrorist attacks in Pakistan peaked in 2013, averaging just under four attacks a day, with nearly 2700 total fatalities. The

Violent conflict remains the primary driver of terrorism, with over 88 per cent of attacks and 98 per cent of

Afghan Taliban carry out operations targetting high-ranking Daesh officials The intelligence and military chief of a militant group called Islamic

The U.S. Embassy in Islamabad held a two-day capacity building training on “Countering Trafficking in Persons (TIP) in Pakistan” to