India-Afghanistan relations

While domestic politics and moral compulsions pull India away from the Taliban, its strategic interests will push it to engage with the new government in Kabul.

India's likely "benign support" to the Afghan government will neither turn the war in Kabul's favor nor appease the Taliban.

The political situation in Afghanistan remains deeply uncertain.

India’s engagement with, or rather estrangement from, the Taliban is being debated more intensely.

Will Pakistan support India’s bid to establish ties with the Afghan Taliban?

Any benefits from the SCO are cancelled out by the presence of China and Pakistan.

Richard Rossow speaks to The Diplomat about U.S.-India ties.

India’s tough experience in post-1989 Afghanistan could hold lessons for weathering a U.S. troop withdrawal.

Afghan goods came to India through Iran’s Chabahar port for the first time.

Pakistan’s ambassador to Afghanistan implied ongoing tensions between New Delhi and Islamabad could spill over.

India has been relegated to the status of a reactive power in Afghanistan.