If you missed our conversation on "Afghanistan and the Heart of Asia Region: Now and Beyond" with Fatima Gailani, Abdul Hakim Mujahid, and Ahmed Rashid, please watch here. Each speaker

The Heart of Asia Society (HAS) has operated within Afghanistan, based in Kabul, but active throughout the country and in the Heart of Asia region for several years. When Kabul

The Heart of Asia Society, in collaboration with Center for Conflict and Humanitarian Studies and New York University’s Center on International Cooperation hosted the 14th session of our Track 2

Written by: Mohammad Moheq* Download the report     The Taliban Ideology One characteristic that distinguishes the Taliban from other Muslim extremist groups is the ambiguity of the group’s theoretical

In our continued series of Track II dialogues between Afghanistan and Pakistan, hosted the Heart of Asia Society and Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad, participants raised the issues of humanitarian

Webinar: Lessons learned on past Afghan peacemaking

During a Track II dialogue, hosted by the Heart of Asia Society and Center for Conflict and Humanitarian Studies on Sep. 28th, participants from Afghanistan, the region, and around the

On August 15th, the Taliban swept into power by taking control of the capital Kabul. After 20 years of fighting the former government and international forces, the Taliban has effectively

We are releasing this statement, reiterating the calls for an urgent and unified voice of the international community to engage and support an inclusive national government in

Like many across Afghanistan and the world, we have been alarmed by the rapidly unfolding events in Afghanistan. We have been stunned by the sudden and unexpected collapse of the