Who Is Responsible for the Death of Wasil Ahmad?
His dream was to be a strong and brave member of the army police and to serve his homeland. So, now he is our little hero.
Afghan Women Speak Out About Terrorism in Their Country
In this space each month we will publish new opinions, essays, and poetry by our writers in Afghanistan as part of our 2016 campaign titled Fighting Violent Extremism. In this campaign our writers explore and report on the conditions imposed by these terrorists in their provinces and their country today—and the prospects they see for peace in this decade.
Letter to the Taliban
My eyes are open all night
Recalling the knock on the door
When you came for my dad.
Kabul Today Is a City of Uncertainty
People from all around are coming to sell more of their possessions so they can gather enough money to move to another country.
From Nangarhar: The Frightening Winter of 2016
The Taliban and Daesh are entrenched in eight districts of Nangarhar province and fighting against each other. Hundreds of schools have been locked and closed.
Our Armies in Bamiyan Need Help to Stop the Taliban
Bamiyan has now become an example of how the situation in Afghanistan is worsening and I want the American troops to help our armies.
Taliban Hide in the People’s Homes
The way to Kunduz is not safe. When I was traveling recently from Kabul to the north at night I was afraid. When it gets dark, there are thieves. Some people say these thieves are the Taliban.
I Want the Foreign Troops to Stay and Help Afghanistan
The troops that have come here from all over the world proved that they are working for a better world and helping people in need.
I’m an Afghan, Not a Terrorist
Pakistan is where the Taliban was born, grew up, and gained strength in numbers.