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The Afghani Heroes It was two months ago that Afghanistan and its people had to face the wrath of the mask-wearing, well-behaving Taliban. The same Taliban believed in providing education to women. The same Taliban forced the Afghan people to flee to Kabul airport because it was the only safe…

So, the ongoing and depressing saga of the most incompetent Empire in human history continues. I have now lost track of the number of strategic failures that the United States has inflicted on itself since the end of World War 2. The most notable are Korea, Vietnam, the Tehran hostage…

A young boy from Afghanistan was seeking the world’s heterogeneity, range of academic topics specifically leadership in the country of myriad culture and spicy food (India). …

The short answer is no, and here’s why. With the Taliban taking over Afghanistan, the protection of Muslim women and their rights is once again a topic of discussion. However, the Taliban has reassured everyone that they will protect them. The Taliban isn’t the first — and probably won’t be…

We all have heard about the recent events that unfolded in Afghanistan when the US decided to pull off its troops from Afghanistan after around two decades. The events made me ask a lot of questions: Why the US troops were posted in Afghanistan in the first place? Who are…

AFGHANISTAN: AMERICA’S LATEST FAILED PROJECT After 20 years & billions of dollars, the American defeat in Afghanistan is worse than the Soviet failure…how has this happened? As the last men of the dwindling American garrison in Afghanistan pack their bags, there was an echo of the Soviet Union’s withdrawal from the…

The possibilities of even a fraction of the Pakistani nuclear arsenal , falling into the hands of any faction of Taliban or its associates like ISIS, Jaish e Mohammed, Lashkar e Tayyaba, TTP etc needs to be considered very seriously by the entire world. — Actions need to be initiated immediately to avoid any catastrophe that will surely befall entire humanity through use by extremist jihadi elements, of nuclear device, even a Tactical one.

This is a wonderful story from Middlebury College alumna, Shabana Basij-Rasikh. Listen to the podcast from The Washington Post and read her recent opinion piece. Shabana is now The Washington Post’s Global Opinions contributing columnist. But Shabana is not alone. At Shabana’s right-hand, at SOLA (School of Leadership Afghanistan) is Freshta, her older sister and also a Middlebury alumna. Freshta provides a lot of strength and organization for these young students.