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Exclusive: The sniper – one of hundreds of former Afghan commandos who served with British but were denied help by the Ministry of Defence – was left little option but to travel to the UK on a small boat in a bid to find a safe haven

Adam Klakowicz has spent the better part of the last two decades serving as a Green Beret. The thing that kept him going? Skateboarding.

About 200 British-trained special forces soldiers are in danger as Pakistan expels undocumented foreigners.

Bill Roggio testified before the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, Subcommittee on Oversight and Accountability, on the order to withdraw from Afghanistan and the impact on the Afghan government and security forces.

Rejected the help he was promised by the UK, Rahmatulla describes how he was kidnapped, subjected to water torture and beaten for 13 days by the Taliban

Americans feel like the world is burning down. It's the sentiment driving the 21st-century American zeitgeist. The United States faces global threats of a technology and influence war in the east, a hot war in Ukraine, and a re-emerging global violent extremist surge. Most recently, reports of Russians recruiting American-trained Afghan Commandos show that the United States appears to be adamant about stacking chips against itself.

Americans feel like the world is burning down. It's the sentiment driving the 21st-century American zeitgeist. The United States faces global threats of a technology and influence war in the east, a hot war in Ukraine, and a re-emerging global violent extremist surge. Most recently, reports of Russians recruiting American-trained Afghan Commandos show that the United States appears to be adamant about stacking chips against itself.

Americans feel like the world is burning down. It's the sentiment driving the 21st-century American zeitgeist. The United States faces global threats of a technology and influence war in the East, a hot war in Ukraine, and a reemerging global violent extremist surge. Most recently, reports of Russians recruiting American-trained Afghan commandos show that the United States appears to be adamant about stacking the chips against itself.

This week's Gandhara Briefing brings you insights into the Taliban's alleged persecution of the Achakzai Pashtun tribe, the recruitment of former elite Afghan commandos to join Russia's war in Ukraine, and a secret school for Afghan girls.