Afghanistan and Pakistan, being immediate neighbours, share more than just a border. People on both sides share cultural similarities (Pashtunwali), language (Pashto), sports (cricket), food and history. Very few neighbours on the planet can claim to share so much, yet, terror attacks constantly push both the nations away and undo years of formal and informal diplomatic […]
Author Archives: Moheb Jabarkhail
The writer is currently based in the United States and holds a Master’s in Public Policy and Governance Studies from Germany. He also received an economics degree from Kabul University and Bard College in the US as a Fulbright Scholar. Moheb is the founder and director for a local Afghan development NGO. In the past, he has worked with the Afghan Ministry of Agriculture and Ministry of Finance in managing development projects and foreign aid to Afghanistan. He writes analytical articles for various media outlets and his personal blog (https://mohebjabarkhailviews.blogspot.com/). His areas of interest is regional relations and integration, democratic governance and economic development. He tweets @mjabarkhail (https://twitter.com/mjabarkhail).