In this episode of “Stability,” our guest is Dr. Noor Ahmad Khalidi, considered one of the prominent figures in Afghanistan’s contemporary intellectual landscape, a historian, and a leading voice in discussions on historical identity. Historian Dr. Noor Ahmad Khalidi, in his new work titled “Ariana, Khorasan, Afghanistan,” presents a deep and well-documented analysis of the More

Criminal law is considered a mirror of justice, human dignity, and the rule of law in any state. Any penal code that fails to guarantee fundamental human rights, a fair trial, and the rule of law, legal experts argue, not only loses its domestic legitimacy but also stands in clear contradiction to international laws, conventions, More

Following growing tensions in political and trade relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan, a group of pro-government politicians in Pakistan has adopted a harsh and provocative tone against Afghanistan. One of the prominent figures in this trend is Jan Mohammad Achakzai, the former Information Minister of Balochistan. Achakzai is among a few Pakistani politicians who have More

Greenland a place whose name is once again being mentioned by Donald Trump; a place where the U.S. president says: “America needs it.” But why has Greenland become so important? What is this island, where is it located, and what role does it play in the rivalry between the United States, Russia, and China? Is More

It has been nearly nine months since the Liberal Party, led by Mark Carney, came to power in Canada. Before Carney, divisions among different federal policies had negatively affected the country’s political and economic stability. Meanwhile, Donald Trump’s return to power in the United States not only impacted Canada’s economy but also influenced several other More

Pakistan has halted more than $5 billion worth of Afghan commercial and transit goods in violation of international trade laws and is not allowing their transfer to Afghanistan. Afghan traders say that approximately $2 million in penalties are imposed daily on these detained goods, and if the situation continues for another three months, they will More

This program explores in detail the historical journey of Ghazi Mir Zaman Khan’s life, his political and military stance, and the fundamental reasons behind his struggle. The documentary offers an in-depth look at the political conditions of the time and shows how Ghazi Mir Zaman Khan rose to defend the rights, dignity, and independence of More

Iran has announced plans to build a railway linking China through Afghanistan’s northern Wakhan Corridor. Kabul has welcomed the initiative and has already begun constructing a road via the Wakhan route up to the Chinese border. The Wakhan Corridor is one of Afghanistan’s most important connections to China. Its activation as a transit corridor could More

This informative program examines prices and monthly household expenses in Canada, including groceries, rent, transportation, and other essential costs. A Wesal TV reporter visited various areas to collect and analyze real-world prices of daily necessities. The program offers a realistic view of the cost of living in Canada. #Canada #CostOfLiving #MonthlyExpenses #FamilyBudget #Rent #Groceries Views: More

For nearly three months, all trade routes between Afghanistan and Pakistan have remained closed, bringing approximately $2 billion in annual bilateral trade to a standstill. Traders say political decisions by both countries have disrupted the livelihoods of millions and caused significant economic losses on both sides. Complaints have become widespread across the Durand Line and More