Guerrilla warfare, militants and missed diplomacy: Inside the Afghanistan–Pakistan conflict
Afghanistan and Pakistan are locked in a tense conflict fueled by border disputes over the Durand Line and accusations of harboring militant groups. Cross-border attacks and the Taliban's rise have further strained relations. A prolonged stalemate looms, with potential solutions involving international mediation and addressing mutual security concerns.
Afghanistan and Pakistan are locked in a tense conflict fueled by border disputes over the Durand Line and accusations of harboring militant groups. Cross-border attacks and the Taliban's rise have further strained relations. A prolonged stalemate looms, with potential solutions involving international mediation and addressing mutual security concerns.
