Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan: considerations 3 years after the school attack in Peshawar by Rachel Campos, Priscila Lima Pereira

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La périlleuse transition démocratique au Pakistan by Gilles Boquérat

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Navigating the Aftermath: U.S. Policy in Afghanistan Following Troop Withdrawal by Z. Makoveeva

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The Architecture of Traditional and Modern Afghan Houses and the Fundamentalist Regime: Impacts on Women's Lives by Sayed Abdul Basir Samimi, Artur Simões Rozestraten, Júnia Aparecida Laia da Mata

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Traveling Islamophobia in the Global South: by Ashraf Kunnummal & Farid Esack

Subjects: “…Islamophobia, Malala Yousafzai, Taliban, Muslims in Kerala, Islamic political subjectivity…”
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The situation in Afghanistan and its possible evolution in the context of the "factor 2014" by A. A. Orlov

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The military-political situation in Central Asia in the context of the growing instability in Afghanistan by Z. A. Kokoshina

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Feminismo, fundamentalismo islámico y la política de la contrainsurgencia by Saba Mahmood, Charles Hirschkind

“… Antes de ser expulsados del poder en Afganistán, los Talibán eran vistos en occidente como un régimen retrógrado cuya misoginia intensa y odio a todas las cosas modernas eran típicos del fundamentalismo islámico. …”
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ABDURRAHMAN HAN REFORMLARINDAN 2015’E AFGAN MODERNLEŞMESİ by Mustafa Arslan

“…Sovyetlerin bu silahlı mücadeleye sert karşılık vermesi nedeniyle, Afganistan’ın modernleşme adına sahip olduğu tüm kazanımları tahrip olmuştur.Sovyetler geri çekildikten sonra mücahit gruplar arasında iç savaş baş göstermiştir. İç savaş dönemi ile Taliban döneminde modernleşme adına herhangi bir adım atılmamış, dahası mevcut kazanımlar da rafa kaldırılmıştır. …”
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Pakistan-Russia Relations within the Framework of the SCO: A Regional Analysis by Hira Yaqoob, Abeeda Qureshi

“…Pakistan’s membership in the SCO coincided with important regional developments, including the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan, the resurgence of regional terrorism, increased US-China competition, India’s strengthening ties with the U.S., the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and the hesitancy of Western countries to engage with Russia. …”
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Russia-India cooperation on Post-American Afghanistan by Ivan Safranchuk, Alexandre Knyazev

“…Both countries are interested in a stable and secure Afghanistan, and both may be willing to accept Taliban rule, subject to certain conditions, if it helps achieve that goal. …”
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The refugees and health crisis: migration policy management and government response to Afghan migrants by Kalsoom B. Sumra, Muhammad Mumtaz, Naqib Ullah Khan, Helen Huifen Cai, Qiong Yuan

“…The lack of government facilities is due to the harder closed-door policy of the Pakistani government which has worsened the vulnerability of Afghan refugees after the sudden victory of the Taliban in Afghanistan. Conclusions In spite of hosting Afghan refugees for the last forty years, the government of Pakistan has no clear systemized policy towards Afghans till now. …”
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Roles of Service Quality and Religiosity in Determining Customers’ Retention in Islamic Banks: Empirical Evidence from Southwestern Afghanistan by Ziarmal Abdullah, Salina Kassim, Shamsullah Shams, Sharofiddin Ashurov

“…In contrast to the previous government, Afghans are now more driven to follow religion in their daily lives following the Taliban’s 2021 August 15 takeover in the country,while questions about the extent of service quality and religious factors that the Islamic banking sector will provide, as well as how to gain customer retention with the needed quality service provision that customers demand or perceive from banks, remain unanswered. …”
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Understanding the contemporary United States and European Union foreign policy in the Middle East by Necati Anaz

“…Es importante resaltar aquí que Estados Unidos autorizó el completo apoyo (por lo menos retóricamente) a las Naciones Unidas para desarmar el régimen Talibán en Afganistán. Este estudio revisa y conceptualiza la política exterior actual de los Estados Unidos y la Unión Europea con respecto al Medio Oriente -aunque no son idénticas- antes y después de los ataques terroristas del 11 de septiembre. …”
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