India's Afghanistan policy: a quest for strategic space post the

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Abstract

This paper analyzes India's foreign policy toward Afghanistan in the post-9/11 era. India, relying on assistance-driven measures rather than military engagement, aimed to create strategic space. The paper questions the extent of India's success, particularly after the Taliban's 2021 return to power, and examines whether India's soft power approach sufficiently capitalized on opportunities after the 2001 Taliban overthrow.

Publisher

Humanities & Social Sciences Communications

Published On

Dec 22, 2022

Authors

Reyaz Ahmad Ganaie, Muzaffar Ahmad Ganaie

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