Afghanistan: Can Pakistan ‘manage’ the Taliban?
17 July 2021 |
1:47 pm
Chaos has gripped Afghanistan amid the withdrawal of NATO troops from the war-torn country. Authorities in Islamabad hope it won't spill over to Pakistan, but experts say they might not be able to prevent it.
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