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Hamayun Khan

Afghanistan, India, Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Frontiers, MDPI, Taylor & Francis Online, Canadian Journal of Infectious Diseases & Medical Microbiology, The Diplomat Magazine, The National Interest, MENAFN, The Eastern Herald, Eurasia Review, The Khaama Press News Agency and
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Award-winning Author: The Death Within | Advocate for Education | Futuristic Thinker

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Hamayun Khan’s Biography

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An Afghanistan-based Junior Researcher, works as a freelance writer for Business Times Print Magazine. Writes Marketing and Finance bits for Eurasia review,
South Asia Journal, Dailyoutlook Afghanistan, and Pajhwok Afghan News Agency. Main areas of Interest are International finance, Entrepreneurial Marketing, and Digital Marketing.

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Closing the Pakistan-Afghanistan trade route is a strategic mistake

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By Hamayun Khan
| The South Asian Times Verified
By Hamayun Khan Pakistan’s security concerns are real—but broad trade blockades are a high-cost response with wider disruption and unintended consequences. Trade closures between Pakistan and Afghanistan are often presented as security measures. But in practice, they function as a high-cost measure with broad disruption. They raise prices, strand cargo, and shrink trade on both sides. The effects hurt Afghanistan in the short run while eroding Pakistan’s credibility as a maritime transit corridor.
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What Does The Failed Istanbul Talks Mean For Pak-Afghan Trade? - OpEd

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By Hamayun Khan, Jandad Jahani
| Eurasia Review Verified
On October 12, 2025, gunfire broke out at the Torkham crossing — Afghanistan’s busiest trade artery. Following an exchange of heavy artillery with Afghan border forces, Pakistan sealed all five major crossings — Torkham, Chaman, Kharlachi, Angoor Adda, and Ghulam Khan. Within hours, movement across the Durand Line came to a standstill, paralyzing trade and exposing Afghanistan’s economic vulnerability.
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Quality education in post-devolution scenario in Pakistan: evidence from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province

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By Zaheer Ahmad, Ikram Shah, Arif Ul Alam, Hamayun Khan
| Taylor & Francis Online
The 18th Constitutional Amendment in Pakistan vested provinces, including KP, with exclusive responsibility to undertake school education. However, after passing one and a half decades of provincial autonomy, none of the provinces displayed satisfactory outcomes in achieving the targets of Sustainable Development Goal 4: Quality Education.
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