India, Taliban and Pakistan
Why India is reaching out to the Taliban now
India's latest diplomatic outreach to Afghanistan's Taliban government signals a marked shift in how it sees the geopolitical reality in the region. This comes more than three years after India suffered a major strategic and diplomatic blow when Kabul fell ...
Pakistan fears India’s growing influence in Afghanistan amid Taliban tensions
The report also noted Pakistan’s internal and border challenges. The Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), ideologically linked to the Afghan Taliban, carried out over 600 attacks in Pakistan last year, resulting in approximately 1,600 deaths, including 700 security personnel.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has said that India’s inclusion in ‘Afghan Quad’, comprising Russia, China, Pakistan, ...
India's engagement with the Taliban-led Afghan government is redefining South Asia's political landscape. A significant ...
South Asian geopolitics is undergoing a profound upheaval, shaken by the aftershocks of citizen-led revolutions, brutal ...
The Taliban’s return to power and Pakistan’s enduring influence have created a multifaceted challenge for India The evolving ...
India has only sent officials at the joint secretary level to Kabul to engage with the former militant group which now holds ...
Is Pakistan on the verge of losing its erstwhile friend, the Afghan Taliban, to its arch-rival India? India’s Foreign ...
The Afghanistan women's saga has been cricket's thorniest issue and reared with pleas of boycotts over games featuring the country's men's team at the Champions Trophy.
The Taliban's foreign office said they saw India as a "significant regional and economic partner" after meeting with its most ...
Afghanistan announces their ICC Champions Trophy 2025 squad, with star opener Ibrahim Zadran included but Mujeeb Ur Rahman ...
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