استراتيجيات قوى آسيوية تجاه أفغانستان منذ الإنسحاب الأمريكي : التحديات و الفرص

Abstract EN

This study examines the strategies of major Asian powers such as Russia, China and India towards Afghanistan since the US withdrawal, which led to the reins of power being taken over by Taliban.

Was the ideological factor the most prominent in illustrating Taliban’s relations with other regional powers? Or have interests played a bigger role on both regional and international contexts? At the regional context, competition between multiple parties is clearly visible, for example between India and China, or between India, Pakistan and Iran.

At the international level, both India and Pakistan can be described as having positive relations with the West, while China and Russia’s appear to have what could be called strained relations at the least.