Pakistan hasn’t waited in the wings for 19 years to suddenly abandon its need to manage its northern neighbour and control the great game in Inner Asia.
Various factors have dictated Chinese operations in Afghanistan over the years. But with India back in the Afghan game after decades, China would do well to take stock of the new threats.
Imran Khan arrived in Kabul Thursday on his first official visit to meet President Ashraf Ghani & other Afghan leaders to discuss the progress of peace process and bilateral ties.
The Taliban and the Afghan government are currently holding their first direct peace talks in Doha, but the two sides are yet to reach an agreement on even the most basic issues.
In an exclusive interview with ThePrint during his India visit this week, Afghan leader Abdullah Abdullah discusses Kabul’s talks with Taliban, and India’s role in process.
Abdullah Abdullah, who is considered to be a 'friend of India', is expected to meet External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and NSA Ajit Doval during his visit.
The recent resignations of its seniormost judges are among the most pointed institutional protests Pakistan has witnessed since the lawyers’ movement of the late 2000s.
Without a Congress revival, there can be no challenge to the BJP pan-nationally. Modi’s party is growing, and almost entirely at the cost of the Congress.
NSA designate Jake Sullivan’s remarks encapsulate the difference between Trump and President Biden. There is a continuity in government, an institutional character to decision making. All the more on something as important to the United States as ending the war in Afghanistan. An agreement – like the Iran nuclear deal – will not be jettisoned simply because it was one of the predecessor’s signature achievements.
India should support the Afghan govt in all possible ways. The process is slow, but finally Pakistan will realize its mistakes of trying to intervene in Afghan matters.
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NSA designate Jake Sullivan’s remarks encapsulate the difference between Trump and President Biden. There is a continuity in government, an institutional character to decision making. All the more on something as important to the United States as ending the war in Afghanistan. An agreement – like the Iran nuclear deal – will not be jettisoned simply because it was one of the predecessor’s signature achievements.
India should support the Afghan govt in all possible ways. The process is slow, but finally Pakistan will realize its mistakes of trying to intervene in Afghan matters.