By Elham Kabir

Preface

The Arctic Circle, the northernmost latitude on Earth, has long held strategic and geopolitical importance. Historically, it was a key battleground during the Cold War, with the U.S. and Soviet Union establishing mi...

By Dr. Davood Moradian

Crises often define presidential legacies. Jimmy Carter had the Iran hostage crisis, Bill Clinton the Balkans, George W. Bush the September 11 terror attacks, and Donald Trump the pandemic. Across decades, Americans may easily forget Afghanistan,...

By Dr. Davood Moradian

In mid-August 2021, US troops began to withdraw from Afghanistan as the Taliban took over the capital of the country, Kabul. The third anniversary of the US' disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal provides a somber occasion to reflect on the conseq...

By Zulikha Akrami

Islam as a world major religion which its followers is called Muslim worldwide, is a very divers religion with different interpretations and practices across different culture and regions. The disparities between Islam and Islamism has been a subj...

By Malalai Habibi

The third UN-convened meeting of Special Envoys and Special Representatives on Afghanistan is scheduled for June 30th in Doha, Qatar. The U.S. and other actors should ensure transparency,  inclusion of marginalized voices,  and prioritization...