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To: Les H who wrote (48258)	10/14/2025 10:04:51 AM
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Taliban visit to India upsets Pakistan, signals New Delhi's changing Afghan posture By bno Chennai Office October 13, 2025 India’s hosting of the Taliban’s Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi marked a pivotal moment in New Delhi’s pragmatic realignment of its Afghan policy, reflecting a calculated effort to secure national interests amid shifting regional dynamics and ongoing security challenges. The visit, notable for its diplomatic symbolism and the controversy surrounding a press conference, took place against the backdrop of violent border clashes between Pakistan and the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), as well as mounting scrutiny over women’s rights in Afghanistan and India’s diplomatic engagement standards. Until recently, India’s interaction with the Taliban regime was limited to humanitarian aid and emergency support managed by a small technical team at its shuttered Kabul embassy. intellinews.com Making good on threats to make things tough on Afghanistan for rejecting US return to Bagram Air Base after trade threats against China and India have soured US relationships.. I remember the Raymond Davis CIA scandal in Pakistan where he was kicked out of the country for killing two ISI agents who were tracking him in his contacts with TTP and other militant groups.