Tag Archives: Afghanistan

How can a community decide the direction it should go, if its members cannot even agree on where they are? Two political scientists say the growing phenomenon of dueling facts threatens democracy.

The oil and gas industry has enjoyed a golden era under the Trump administration, but it may only be temporary. 

The Sri Lankan attacks have all signs of being a classic “false” flag operation of RAW. The end motive is to malign and further demonize Muslims the world over, at the same time goad the Muslims emotionally into further reaction so that they can be confirmed labelled as a terrorist religion.

The U.S. has been consistently urbanizing, especially for the past 100 years. Technology advances in manufacturing, agriculture, mining, fishing and forestry accelerated migration from rural to urban areas.

The significance of the lessons we learn during Ramadan.

FATF review offers Pakistan a historic chance to demonstrate to the world that it has indeed turned the page to move from a security to a normal state.

Mali’s dire security situation is in the spotlight, but the political climate has also deteriorated considerably.

One survey found that only 10% of Americans could describe the holiday’s origins. The complicated legacy of Cinco de Mayo serves as a reminder that the past is made meaningful in different ways by different people.

One of Pakistan's leading analysts attributes progress in US-Taliban peace to the exclusion of India from the process.

The program was ended after more than 40 percent of the Afghan Air Force students enrolled in the U.S.-based training program to fly the AC-208 Combat Caravan went absent without leave.