Managing Afghanistan
Afghanistan has long been a source of tension, but Pakistan has managed to maintain a decent relationship despite the challenges.
The country has experienced occupation by the Soviets and Americans, and currently, the Taliban's animosity continues to betray a deep-seated dislike.
Historically, Afghan leaders such as Zahir Shah have been more diplomatic in their sentiments, whereas current leaders are more open and exhibitionist in their hostility.
- Czarist Russia and Iran have established their territorial limits and borders.
- Pakistan has been seen as the "nice guy" in the relationship, but there is a growing feeling that it's time to take a stronger stance.
The history of Afghan animus is well established.
Pakistan needs to redefine its approach to managing Afghanistan, considering the changing dynamics and historical context.
Авторское резюме: Pakistan reevaluates its approach to Afghanistan.More News
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