Tag: Afghanistan

  • Afghanistan’s Online Freedom Dies

    Taliban leader Hibatullah Akhundzada ordered a nationwide internet shutdown, starting in Balkh, claiming it curbs “immorality.” The move threatens Afghan women and journalists who rely on online education and work. Since 2021, the Taliban have silenced media, banned women from public life, yet continue using social media for global propaganda.

  • Afghanistan Under Taliban Faces Terror Risk

    Afghanistan is increasingly seen as a safe space for global terror groups like Al-Qaeda and IS-K, as per a UN report. The Taliban’s ongoing ties with such groups, along with poor control in border regions, are raising serious concerns about the country’s role in rising international security threats.

  • China’s Turn To Face Transnational Terrorism Now

    China is no longer just warning about terrorism—it’s facing it head-on. Jihadist threats are rising from Syria, Afghanistan, and Pakistan, targeting Chinese nationals, infrastructure, and strategic investments abroad. Attacks by IS-K and Baloch separatists have shaken Beijing, pushing it to expand its security efforts and cooperation globally to protect its interests.