Golnaz Esfandiari

Western Countries Out, Taliban In: Can Achievements In Afghanistan Of Last 20 Years Be Preserved?

Explainer: Who Are Islamic State-Khorasan And What Are They After?

Iran Treading Cautiously Amid The Taliban Takeover Of Afghanistan

Iran is carefully watching the takeover of Afghanistan by the Taliban amid concerns about a refugee influx, potential instability, and terrorist groups finding a permanent foothold in a neighboring country.

Mullah Baradar: The Taliban's Most Public Face

Fighting The Taliban Was 'Suicide': Hundreds Of Afghan Soldiers Escape To Tajikistan

U.S. Withdrawal From Afghanistan Could Bring Iran Opportunities, Threats

Iran Defends Hosting Taliban Delegation Despite Decades-Old Attacks In Afghanistan

Afghan Doctor Fights On The Front Line Of Iran's Coronavirus Battle

Iranians, Afghans Plead With Amazon For Self-Publishing In Persian

'Right To Be There'? Afghan Officials, Observers Dispute Trump's View Of Soviet Occupation

Mullahs' Messengers Say Iran's Oscar Choice Long On Art, Short On Politics

Innovating In Iran: Afghan Immigrant Wins Praise In Tehran, But 'Home' Still Beckons

Iranian Expats Launch Own Telegram 'With Built-In Proxy' To Counter Filtering At Home

Some Bristle At Iran's Offer Of Unfiltered Internet To A Select Few

Mob Beats Afghan Woman For Alleged Affair

Uncovered 'Girl From Enghelab Street' Picks Up Steam In Iran

What To Expect If U.S. Designates Iran's Revolutionary Guards As Terrorists

Arrests, Crackdown Put Spotlight On Islamic State Threat In Iran

Where Is My Name? Afghan Women Campaign To Reclaim Their Identities

IS Propaganda Increasingly Targeting Iran And Its Sunnis