Blog
Blogs is the section of Reporterly that gives voice to Afghan opinion makers and experts who have the language barrier to voice their expertise comments on Afghanistan’s current affairs. We publish expert commentaries and opinion pieces in the form of Blogs in Reporterly.
The negotiations between the United States and the Taliban were focused on one topic – the terms and conditions for
In 2019 Washington the public conversation about U.S. policy towards Afghanistan has become overly simplified...
The people of Afghanistan are going through tough times, bewilderment between the peace...
Seven phases. 29 states. Seven Union Territories. Over 900 million voters. 1.035 million polling stations...
Over the last ten years in Afghanistan, I’ve met girls and women from the age of four to ninety-four. I
The AFGG included a beautiful cultural program, in which we experienced a Rajasthan-like evening...
Today, Afghanistan faces the most severe drought. Security expenditures remain over 20 percent of the GDP...
Since Wedneaday, a short video clip of an informal conversation between the Operational Deputy...
Majority of politicians tried to use him as a local and supportive, and as a political player for themselves...
Our protest began on August 6, 2017. That’s when our organisation of unaccompanied refugee...
For years, journalists have worked with the Taliban, who are savvy about getting their message out...
