Is India’s Policy Towards Afghanistan Primarily Shaped by a Normative Vision of Solidarity with the Global South, or Driven More by Strategic and Geopolitical Compulsions? Introduction India's foreign policy towards Afghanistan presents a complex interplay between normative commitments and strategic imperatives. Since the fall of the Taliban regime in 2001 and especially after the U.S. … Continue reading Is India’s policy towards Afghanistan primarily shaped by a normative vision of solidarity with the Global South, or is it driven more by strategic and geopolitical compulsions?
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Critically analyse India’s strategic and diplomatic response to the United States’ Af-Pak policy in the context of regional security, counterterrorism, and strategic autonomy in South Asia.
India’s Strategic and Diplomatic Response to the United States’ Af-Pak Policy: A Critical Appraisal in the Context of Regional Security, Counterterrorism, and Strategic Autonomy Introduction The United States’ Af-Pak policy—a strategic recalibration initiated during the Obama administration—reframed Afghanistan and Pakistan as a single geopolitical theatre, aimed at countering insurgency, promoting regional stability, and securing American … Continue reading Critically analyse India’s strategic and diplomatic response to the United States’ Af-Pak policy in the context of regional security, counterterrorism, and strategic autonomy in South Asia.