Border closures and escalating disputes between Pakistan and Afghanistan are causing freezes in bilateral trade and movement.
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Updated Oct 23
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Border closures and escalating disputes between Pakistan and Afghanistan are causing freezes in bilateral trade and movement.
Who's involved
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The geopolitical situation involves the Taliban's control of Afghanistan, the resulting cross-border tensions affecting Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and the roles of key Pakistani political figures.Also in this story
- Attacks linked to TTP faction in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, coupled with international scrutiny of the Afghan governing body and cross-border aggression.
- Airstrikes and changes in governing administration are reported in disputed border provinces between Afghanistan and Pakistan.
- The Afghan Taliban regime controls Afghanistan and utilizes the Inter-Services Public Relations as its official military media wing.
- The Taliban has launched a rebellion against the Pakistani state, utilizing safe havens within Afghanistan.
The entities involved
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Pakistan
sovereign state in South Asia
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Afghanistan
country in Central and South Asia
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- Iran faces multiple border bottlenecks with neighbors like Turkey, Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, and Pakistan, coinciding with US economic pressure.