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Hooked on Russian Gas - Vimarsana News

Hooked on Russian Gas

The EU relies on Russia for 45% of its natural gas imports and 27% of its crude oil imports. Germany's dependency is a major reason why it won't ban these imports despite Russia's war in Ukraine. Two natural gas pipelines explain part of the problem.

Gandhara Briefing: Afghan Hunger, Pakistani Islamists, Makhdum Alem - Vimarsana News

Gandhara Briefing: Afghan Hunger, Pakistani Islamists, Makhdum Alem

In this week’s Gandhara Briefing, we bring you insights on why Afghan children are dying from hunger, the ethnic infighting within the Taliban ranks, and how the Taliban victory in Afghanistan has bolstered Islamist political parties in Pakistan.

Source: rferl.org
Pakistan's Hard-Line Islamists Emboldened By Afghan Taliban's Victory - Vimarsana News

Pakistan's Hard-Line Islamists Emboldened By Afghan Taliban's Victory

As the Taliban consolidates its control over Afghanistan, its military victory is influencing the political dynamics of neighboring Pakistan.     

Source: rferl.org
Gandhara Briefing: Food For Work, Water Diplomacy, Secret TTP Talks - Vimarsana News

Gandhara Briefing: Food For Work, Water Diplomacy, Secret TTP Talks

In this week’s Gandhara Briefing, we bring you insights on how the Taliban is misappropriating international aid, the Taliban’s use of water to appease Iran, and Pakistan’s new effort to negotiate with the TTP.

Source: rferl.org
Cash-Strapped Taliban Uses Foreign Aid Intended For Starving Afghans To Pay State Employees - Vimarsana News

Cash-Strapped Taliban Uses Foreign Aid Intended For Starving Afghans To Pay State Employees

The Taliban is forcing Afghans to do manual labor in exchange for food aid donated by other countries. Now the regime is expanding its "work-for-food" program by using international humanitarian aid to pay public sector workers.  

Source: rferl.org