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The Durand Line, the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan, is highlighted as the only issue that has consistently united Afghans of all factions since Pakistan's independence in 1947, amidst discussions of Afghans and terrorists.
Pakistan and Afghanistan are experiencing a rupture across the Durand Line, marked by intense military clashes driven by differences over Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan and collapsing strategic trust.
Pakistan conducted air strikes in Afghanistan, escalating border tensions and leading to retaliatory actions by Taliban forces.
An article from Indian Express discusses key economic and geopolitical concepts including the Goldilocks Economy, E-transmission Moratorium, and the Durand Line.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has called for an immediate cessation of hostilities between Afghanistan and Pakistan following an escalation of conflicts along the Durand Line.
Afghanistan and Pakistan are once again at war. The Doha cease-fire of Oct. 19, 2025, after four days of sustained hostilities along the Durand Line, proved short-lived. The struct...
An analysis explores the long-standing geopolitical rivalry between Pakistan and Afghanistan, attributing the core cause of their conflicts to the 'Durand Line'.