Sherbano Haider

Hareem Amna graduated with a degree in applied psychology from GCUF and a post-graduation certification in clinical psychology from Kinnaird College. She is an aspiring writer focused on writing about current issues. The unprecedented spread of COVID-19 plunged the world into a lot of problems and led to many short-term and long-term crises but the story doesn’t stop there. The world was barely out of the threat of the pandemic when Russia invaded Ukraine.

People came to very faulty conclusions when the 2021 Taliban takeover unfolded in Afghanistan. The Taliban government is being painted as an invincible force in Afghanistan and why not—they own the moment and are living it. At present, they ride the crest and have bragging rights. Yet, it was these very same Taliban who vanished in 2001 because they realised they could never have faced the onslaught that they saw coming their way.

M. Ahmad is a dedicated article writer currently pursuing his studies at the National Defence University (NDU), Islamabad, Pakistan. With a passion for writing and a keen eye for detail. He has a keen interest in a variety of topics, including politics, policy, economics, culture, and Islam.