Border religions tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan
Tensions along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border have long been a source of concern, fueled by historical disputes, security issues, and religious differences. Cross-border militancy, smuggling, and occasional violent clashes have worsened mistrust between the two countries. Religious and ethnic dynamics along the border, particularly in Pashtun-majority areas, sometimes exacerbate conflicts and create challenges for local communities.
These tensions affect trade, security, and the daily lives of people living near the border. Civilians often face restrictions on movement, disruption of livelihoods, and fear of violence. Moreover, unresolved border disputes and ideological differences make cooperation on counterterrorism and development projects difficult.
To overcome conflicts, both nations need dialogue, trust-building measures, and joint security arrangements.
Mahtab Khalid
Kech
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