Washington must avoid the growing perception of the US double-dealing in regard to Pakistan.

I am not wrong in saying that Washington never targeted Mullah Omar, nor put pressure on Islamabad to deliver him for justice, after knowing his whereabouts.

Ghani's government must take seriously the issue of civilian casualties from US drone strikes and put an end to the extrajudicial killings of Afghans by the unmanned machines of our so called "strategic partner".

Pakistan's leadership must come to the realisation that the spread of terrorism on its soil is the direct consequence of the state's self-destructive policies of using terrorism and radicalism as tools.

Nevermind the assurances, the US is determined to prolong its stay in Afghanistan for its own geopolitical interests. Afghanistan is experiencing an unprecedented level of increased violence and armed conflict by the Taliban and foreign fighters, further deteriorating the already fragile stability and security of the country. Afghanistan's National Security Adviser, Hanif Atmar, warned this … Continue reading The manufactured myth of ISIL in Afghanistan