As Pakistan, Afghanistan attack each other, what’s next for neighbours?

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Allies to adversaries: The deteriorating Pakistan-Afghanistan relations

After the Taliban toppled the democratic government in Afghanistan in 2021, it was Pakistan which celebrated the occasion the most, expecting that a new bloc would come into the fore, garnering the attention of the entire world, and thus the region would gain prominence. Three years down the line, the tables have turned drastically. Islamabad launched strikes inside Afghanistan which it claims were intended to punish the TTP rebels whom the Tali…

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The Persisting Afghanistan-Pakistan Conflict: Between Nationalism & Secularism - Muslim Skeptic

Not so much as a week goes by without news of an exchange of fire between Afghanistanis and Pakistanis, for one reason or the other. It often revolves around so-called “security concerns” from the side of Pakistan, along with accusations of their neighbor harboring militants that threaten the country’s sovereignty, namely the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (also […] The post The Persisting Afghanistan-Pakistan Conflict: Between Nationalism & Seculari…

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The irrational military action of Pakistan against Afghanistan

On December 24th night (last Tuesday), Pakistan launched airstrikes on the Baramal District in Paktika province, eastern Afghanistan which is in the border region between Afghanistan and Pakistan. The Taliban spokesperson, Zabihullah Mujahid, has confirmed the attack. Pakistan targeted The Tehreek-E-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) terrorist group hideout. The Pakistani media report suggests that the media office and TTP hideout have been demolished. At l…

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A Dangerous Divide: Afghanistan-Pakistan Bonhomie Ends - The Indian Awaaz

Asad Mirza As per an adage, “You reap, what you sow”.  This has been proven right in the context of recent escalation of violence between Afghanistan and Pakistan. For decades, Pakistan nurtured the Taliban for strategic reasons. So, what are the reasons behind this increased tension between two neighbours, threatening tenuous peace in the region.  The once honky-dory relationship between Pakistani military and its protégé, the Taliban in Afgha…

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The Bonhomie Between Pakistan and Afghanistan Comes to an End - Clarion India

Pakistan, for decades, nurtured the Taliban for strategic reasons. The increasing tension between the two neighbours now threatens the tenuous peace in the region Asad Mirza THE hunky-dory relations between the Pakistani military and its protégé, the Taliban in Afghanistan, have gone sour. This is despite the fact that after the Taliban’s return to power in 2021, Pakistan recognised it as a legitimate government and provided military assistance …

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Pakistan's military strength is far superior to Afghanistan. The comparison of Pakistan vs Afghanistan's military strength is interesting to know after...