A Ticking Time Bomb? Pakistan & Taliban Head For A Cataclysmic Showdown As TTP Expands Its Reach

Published on Jan 05, 2025 10:19 pm IST

In the latest episode of South Asia Diary, strategic affairs expert Sushant Sareen, delves into the intricate and evolving dynamics between Pakistan and Afghanistan. The episode begins with a poignant reference to Oscar Wilde, highlighting the irony of desire as it relates to Pakistan's long-standing support for the Taliban. For two decades, Pakistan's backing of the Taliban was seen as a strategic maneuver to establish a client state in Afghanistan, allowing access to Central Asia. However, this ambition has led to unforeseen consequences, particularly following the Taliban's resurgence in 2021. Watch the full episode for details.

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