Three years after the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan; exploring the diplomatic opportunities and challenges for the Taliban and Afghanistan’s neighbors

On Tuesday, which was the twelfth lunar month, Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif was the guest of Tajik President Imam Ali Rahman.
In addition to discussing improving economic relations, the two leaders also discussed the security situation in Afghanistan under Taliban rule and the need for an inclusive government.
Sharif’s two-day visit to Tajikistan comes on the eve of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan.
Pakistan claims the Pakistani Taliban and Tajikistan claims the Ansarullah group has safe havens in Afghanistan.
Why is this issue important? What is the security outlook for the region? We examine this triangle.