Pakistan’s decades-long influence over Afghanistan is collapsing. From violent clashes on the Durand Line and the rise of the TTP, to the mass expulsion of Afghan refugees, Islamabad is facing its worst crisis with Kabul. At the same time, the Taliban foreign minister’s visit to New Delhi signals a diplomatic shift that could reshape South Asia’s balance of power.br br In this video, Strategic Vanguard analyzes:br br Why Pakistan and Afghanistan are clashingbr br How the TTP insurgency weakens Pakistan from withinbr br The impact of refugee expulsions on Kabul-Islamabad tiesbr br Why the Taliban are reaching out to Indiabr br How this rift benefits India strategically and diplomaticallybr br Watch till the end to understand why this moment is a turning point in South Asia’s geopolitics.