Charmolypi for Lindsey Graham, or The End of a Wicked Man
An American writer reflects on the moral and spiritual meaning of Lindsey Graham’s death.
The Pashtun Spearhead of the Punjabi Spear
The Western world needs a different weapon to confront Vladimir Putin's Russia
Projects or Traps for the Tajiks — Part 2
All projects proposed by Afghanistan's non-Tajik ethnic groups constitute a conspiracy against the Tajiks.
Crimean Tatars Before and After Reunification with Russia
Where Western and Ukrainian propaganda falls short
The Great Opium Route
The Taliban drug mafia bets on the Uzbek transit corridor
The Illegitimate “Marriage” of Ethnism and Religion
How Can Supporters of Pashtunism Be Identified?
Sport Tainted by Corruption
How "thieves" run world athletics
The Iron Triangle
How Israel is encircling Turkey
Hindu Kush — The Strategic Fault Lines
Developments in Herat and Badakhshan are far more than merely Afghanistan's internal affairs.
"Collaborators": Another Look at the Badakhshan Question
No liberation movement is born out of competition driven by the criminal economy.
"Busification" in Ukraine
Those who urge others to fight are the first to avoid the front
Three Players, One Arena
Compared with Iran and the Resistance Front, it was the Taliban who benefited most from the existing balance




























































