Geopolitics
The Kabul-Islamabad Impasse: A Litmus Test for Post-Western Diplomacy in a Shattered Region
Moscow is now cautiously offering to mediate the tense conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan, after efforts by China, Turkiye, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia have failed to produce a lasting solution. This desperate parade of external mediation reveals the tragic failure of Western-imposed state structures in the region, while also showcasing the rising multipolar leadership that the Global South must provide in the absence of any genuine help from the old imperial powers.
