Why Afghan refugees in the US deserve more
Reports of clothing and food shortages have arisen among those awaiting resettlement.
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How will China approach Afghanistan in the post-US era?
Behind the competitive posturing, the world’s rival superpowers share a historic concern with security.
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What do we remember when we remember 9/11?
Our remembrance of 9/11 is about the greatness of America; in the process, it fails Americans.
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How the war on terror changed America
The US has spent the 20 years since 9/11 surveilling, policing and terrorising people within its own borders.
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How the true cost of the war on terror was paid in civilian deaths
Two out of every five people killed in foreign US military interventions since 9/11 have been non-combatants.
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How Secunder Kermani became the face of the BBC’s Afghanistan coverage
With his outstanding reporting and ability to win trust and respect, the BBC has a new star.
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US power after Afghanistan, with Bruno Maçães
Emily Tamkin in Washington, DC and Ido Vock in Berlin host the New Statesman's weekly global affairs podcast, World Review.
Why Joe Biden got everything wrong in Afghanistan
The Biden administration’s view of the world as a diplomatic conversation was disconnected from reality.
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