Resetting Afghanistan Ties: A Geopolitical Necessity
With hostile neighbors nearby, New Delhi must forge alliances for stability. Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi's visit marks a potential thaw in relations.
Historically, India enjoyed good relations with Afghanistan, but had to close its High Commission in Kabul in 2021. A small mission was reopened a year later for medical support, trade, and humanitarian aid.
A dilemma exists regarding which flag to use during official talks, as India recognizes the old Afghan flag, not the current Taliban flag.
The Taliban-led government, which came to power after the US withdrawal in 2021, is yet to receive recognition from world powers.
Author's summary: India needs Afghan ties for stability.
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