Diplomacy
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Afghanistan
Pakistan-Taliban Relations at Crossroads: Diplomacy Continues amid Deepening Border Tensions
DID Press: Relations between Pakistan and Taliban-led government in Afghanistan have entered a critical phase, marked by mutual mistrust and border security concerns, even as diplomatic channels remain open. Islamabad has repeatedly expressed concern over anti-Pakistan armed groups operating from…
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Analysis
US Unilateral Power Play Seen Undermining Global Order
DID Press: United States’ recent intervention in Venezuela and the detention of the country’s elected president has once again revealed a Washington that appears to see itself operating beyond international rules and norms. Analysts argue this is not an isolated…
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EU
Europe’s Dispute Mechanism Deepens Strains in Iran Diplomacy – Al Jazeera
DID Press: Al Jazeera has reported that Europe’s recent decision to activate the so-called “dispute resolution mechanism” complicated the path of diplomacy with Iran more the ever. According to the outlet, European countries appear to place little value on relations…
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Analysis
Diplomacy with Iran Damaged, Not Dead
DIDPress: New York Times argues that while Israel and Iran are engaged in a war that may become prolonged and expand, the possibility of restarting negotiations to address Iran’s expanding nuclear program should not be overlooked. In an article titled…
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Afghanistan
India Should have Proactive Diplomacy in Afghanistan/ If things get Bad, we will Resist
Ata Mohammad Noor, the chief executive of Jamiat-e Islami party, during his visit from India discussed the future of Afghanistan, peace talks, and the achievements of the past 19-year with the Indian officials.
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