The situation in Afghanistan is yet to calm down. Women are facing hard time and threats. The Taliban are also wearing down with problems of governance. Internal Divisions, Even Resentment A Christian Science Monitor report, ‘Why did we fight?’ Challenge of governing is wearing down Taliban, by Scott Peterson on October 21, 2021 said: “The veteran Taliban fighter once strove[Read More...]
Dr Can Erimtan | Will Biden be able to successfully complete his predecessor's pivot to Asia, or will the US be supplanted by China a the Pacific hegemon?
The United States regretted its inability to take part in the talks on Afghanistan in Moscow this week. The Russian side was pinning hopes on a meeting of the exclusive Troika Plus (US, China, Russia and Pakistan) followed by a gathering in an expanded format known as the ‘Moscow format’ on Wednesday. The US State Department spokesman Ned Price said during a[Read More...]
By Finian Cunningham | RT | October 19, 2021 Two bombings in as many weeks causing hundreds of casualties at Shia mosques in Afghanistan raises fears of a sectarian war erupting in the Central Asian country. The surge in atrocities comes at a challenging time for the new Taliban government which is trying to establish […]
CrossTalk | Host Peter Lavelle speaks with guests Marcus Papadopoulos and Patrick Henningsen.
Iron Man launched the world’s biggest film franchise, as well as one of the most effective vehicles for military propaganda....
The post ClandesTime 222 – Iron Man first appeared on Spy Culture.(Read more...)
Press TV – October 16, 2021 The Taliban say their forces will be tasked with providing security at Shia mosques in in the southern city of Kandahar, in the wake of a “brutal attack” on Friday prayers, which killed at least 60 worshippers. The head of Kandahar’s police, Maulvi Mehmood, said on Saturday that Shia […]
In an attempt to showcase humane foundations of its policies with the purpose to convince the international community to promptly recognize new Afghan authorities, the Taliban (banned in Russia) has been recently showcasing its alleged intentions to join the “merciless fight against drugs.” It is common knowledge that this problem has been plaguing the country […]
On September 11, 2001—a day that will live in infamy in U.S. history—hijacked planes hit the World Trade Center in […]
The post Was America’s Longest War for Opium, Oil and Propping up the Stock Market? appeared first on CovertAction Magazine.
The situation is complex and so feminists should not take the simplistic view that a policy of non-cooperation with the Taliban is the way to support women. Since the Taliban took control of Kabul and the central government on August 15, efforts to support Afghan women have become extremely challenging. According to some prominent U.S. feminists with strong ties to Afghan women, the[Read More...]
