by Jamil Danish Life has changed for many since the fall of the Taliban. This is the story of one man who broke from tradition and start a new life. Not all Kuchis live in tents and roam the high plains of Afghanistan. Some like Daud, have escaped their traditional nomadic existence and have began [...]

by Mojtaba Salem It is self-evident that the prevailing atmosphere in Afghanistan leans toward an open society. Would such a society remain Afghan, in the structural sense? Not only does it not remain Afghan, an open society would redefine the meaning of being “Afghan” in a disproportionately changed context. This redefinition implies a defiance of [...]

by Ali Babur It’s a Friday afternoon. The air warm, and it was a nice sunny day in Qale-Fatullah in Kabul. As a beggar is singing, going from door to door, the residents of the neighborhood play seldom attention, whilst some open and give the unfortunate money or food. The boys of Kabul Dreams, in [...]