India's Dilemma with the Taliban
India's decision to strengthen ties with Afghanistan and host the Taliban's acting foreign minister, Amir Khan Muttaqi, can be seen as a strategic move.
Delhi aims to secure a seat at Kabul's geopolitical table to counter Pakistan's influence and protect regional interests.
- After the US withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021, India's investment and humanitarian legacy in Kabul were compromised.
- Pakistan and China have been increasing their presence in the region, with China investing in the Belt and Road Initiative and mineral projects.
India's decades-long investment and humanitarian legacy in Kabul became vulnerable.
Author's summary: India hosts Taliban to counter Pakistan's influence.
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