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Both Pakistan and Afghanistan have always had more in common than simply a common border. Because of their close cultural, religious and historical backgrounds, the two nations are naturally tied together.
Terrorism continues to endanger Pakistan's security and undermine its overall stability.
Pro-Taliban actors spread triumphant tribalism and a determination not to acknowledge regional or international authority following Taliban’s return to power in Afghanistan.
Donald Trump has made an extraordinary comeback as the 47th President of the United States. Predictions are already swirling about what Trump 2.0’s foreign policy will look like.
Since the Taliban take over, the Afghanistan land has become a most volatile as many terrorists group have regained their strength under the patronage of Taliban regime.
The construction of barrier along the border between Iran and Afghanistan is an important contribution that the country is making to improving its security and protection of its territorial integrity.
In the new global geopolitical formatting, Russia – as the Heartland according to classical geopolitics – continues to play the central role in writing the new multipolar routes. The new international cooperation in the Eurasian key is confronted with the strategic positioning of Turkey, where the key turning point is, again, the question of effective opposition to the U.S. strategy in the region.
With the Taliban’s victory in Afghanistan, the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has obtained new more sophisticated weapons and relocated fighters from Afghanistan to Pakistan’s borders
The victory of the Taliban (recognized as a terrorist organization in the Russian Federation) over the US and the puppet government of Afghanistan (as well as the NATO forces occupying the country) in 2021 changed the regional geopolitics of Central Asia. On the one hand, a power vacuum (in the usual sense) emerged and on the other hand, some threats began to transform more intensely. For example, control of the north-western border became a pressing issue for Pakistan because the Taliban do not recognise established international borders and because there is a separate Taliban entity within Pakistan that qualifies as a terrorist organisation.
By 2008 US president George W. Bush was no longer talking about winning in Iraq. Around 500,000 American soldiers had been sent to Iraq between 2003 and 2008, but the US military was unable to overcome the Middle East country.
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