Afghanistan

The international community must coordinate a human rights-centered approach and use all available leverage against the Taliban's human rights violations.

Important essay by Nasir A. Andisha, career diplomat and was Deputy Foreign Minister of Afghanistan, and Hamid A. Formuli, was Human Rights Section Head of Afghanistan's Permanent…

The Biden administration faces tough legal choices following the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.

As the "war on terror" enters a third decade, it is time to reevaluate the aims and utility of relying on military force around the globe.

The State of the Union Address tomorrow comes at a precarious moment for the U.S. and the world.

Congress should take steps to end America’s war-based approach to counterterrorism policy.

Crisis urgently requires structural, lasting policy solutions.

The evacuation from Afghanistan may have helped set or solidify international legal rules on use of military force to rescue nationals - the German example.

"The gap between what security analysis sees as 'the problem' and what those on the ground see and experience as 'the problem' is intensely worrying."

The Pentagon has three months to investigate the disturbing New York Times report that the military conducted and covered up airstrikes in Baghuz, Syria that killed up to 64 civilians.…

To avoid worsening Afghanistan's education crisis, the U.S. Treasury Department should amend its general license on humanitarian assistance to explicitly cover education activities.

How framing civilian harm in U.S. military operations -- as a “tragic mistake” -- hides the systemic failure that requires institutional reform.