Articles

The piece argues that the current Pakistan–Afghanistan tensions over the TTP stem from decades of past policies, entrenched militant networks, and unresolved grievances. It contends that pressure on Kabul alone is unlikely to curb the violence, advocating instead for dialogue, development, and mediation as more sustainable solutions.

This article analyzes the Taliban interim government’s request for Russian military support, highlighting the evolution of Taliban-Russia relations and the formation of a strategic partnership shaped by shared regional security concerns.

This article explores the political and religious perspectives underlying the Taliban’s ban on Afghan citizens participating in the jihadist war in Pakistan. It further assesses the implications of this policy for the bilateral relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan.