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The relationship between Pakistan and Afghanistan is a complex web of historical grievances, geopolitics, and competing interests that has long defined the trajectory of both countries. Since the Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan in 1989, Pakistan has provided tacit support to various factions vying for control of Kabul, including militant groups such as the Taliban and Haqqani network.
A devastating collision on one of Afghanistan's most treacherous highways has left three people dead and three more injured, highlighting the country's long-standing struggle with infrastructure development and security concerns.
The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan has confirmed that 14 former security personnel were brutally killed in the country over the past three months. This shocking toll marks a disturbing uptick in violence against those who served as the backbone of the Taliban's security forces during their rule, raising questions about the future of peacekeeping and reconciliation efforts in the war-torn nation.