International Relations in India & Beyond
“America has no permanent friends or enemies, only interests”-Henry Kissinger If any country bears the greatest brunt of the change in the US presidency, it is Afghanistan. The swings in the foreign policy of...
The Taliban have been infringing on key cities around Afghanistan for quite a long time, taking steps to drive the country to its limit and drive the Biden administration into a no-win situation similar...
More than 50 Taliban terrorists were killed and a few others endured severe injuries in operations conducted the Afghanistan forces, the country’s Defence Ministry said on Thursday. The operations were directed in the areas...
A bipartisan report to Congress on Wednesday said that The United States ought to extend the May 1 deadline time for pulling every one of its soldiers from Afghanistan, and make force cuts contingent...
The Biden administration said it will review a landmark U.S. deal with the Taliban, focusing on whether the insurgent group has reduced attacks in Afghanistan, in keeping with its side of the agreement. Washington...
The Taliban is as of now occupied with exchanges in Doha, Qatar, with a group of arbitrators addressing the Afghan government, where the different sides are entrusted to concede to a political force sharing...
As India approaches for its two-year term at the United Nations Security Council as a non-permanent member, it has been asked to chair 3 crucial committees — the Taliban sanctions committee, the counter-terrorism committee...
No sign of a let-up in massacre, violence, rape, murder and human right violations in Afghanistan which have their ugly beginning in the late 1970s in the height of Cold War. Apart from the...
Background Relations between India and Afghanistan dates back to the Indus Valley civilization. Following Alexander’s brief occupation, the successor state of the Seleucid Empire controlled the region today known as Afghanistan. In 305 BCE, much of...
In light of the stark warning by NATO Secretary-General Mr Jens Stoltenberg, warns of the high price if troops leave Afghanistan. “We now face a difficult decision. We have been in Afghanistan for close...
