"Pakistani and Afghan forces clash, the Taliban create trouble, China waits to see how things develop".
Introduction. The recent shootout between the Pakistani and Afghan armies is a shocking historical context. The survival and development of the Taliban, Pakistan's choices and dilemmas, and the chaos and struggle in Afghanistan are all silently watched by China. What kind of posture and actions will China take at this time? Based on history, current situation and prospects, the article analyzes the intricate relationship between Pakistan and Afghanistan, and provides an in-depth understanding of China's role in the regional situation.
The conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Clashes between Pakistani forces and the Afghan Taliban are not once or twice, and have become a common practice for many years. Since the Taliban came to power, they have often had friction with Pakistan in the border areas. Although the shootout on January 20 did not cause any incident, it also made people re-examine the conflict between the two countries. Pakistan used to be a champion of the Taliban, but due to the change and the changing situation in the world, relations between the two countries have also begun to become complicated. The Afghan Taliban and the Pakistani Taliban, as well as the competition of various international forces, have led to more and more contradictions between the two countries.
In their long history of expansion, Pakistan and Afghanistan have had a complex friendship, mutual support, betrayal and hatred. Pakistan has undergone several changes, and the reproduction and development of the Taliban has become a problem in the relationship between the two sides. The Taliban's initial development was inseparable from strong support from Pakistan, but with the continuous development of the Taliban, the relationship between the two countries has become more and more complicated. Coupled with Pakistan's choice of ***, it has pushed the situation to the forefront. Historical hatred and conflict have shaped the complex and complex relationship between Pakistan and Afghanistan today.
1. The formation and growth of the Taliban.
The Afghan Taliban group, founded in the early 1990s, is an independent country. With the strong support of countries like Pakistan, the Taliban grew rapidly and occupied Afghanistan to form an Islamic state. However, due to the factional struggle of the Taliban, the alliance with al-Qaeda and the changing world situation, the Taliban**, one continues to exist in Afghanistan and the other develops in Pakistan, while also laying the groundwork for future conflicts.
Peeking into the expanding ivory tower, Taliba's development is an intricate process. From the initial few hundred people, to the later occupation of the capital, and finally to the disintegration, the Taliban can be described as going through a process of ups and downs. In the case of internal and external difficulties, and the relationship with the "base", he could not get out. In the ancient border areas, divisions and confrontations within the Taliban have become increasingly apparent, which is also the background to the further complication of the Taliban conflict.
2. Pakistan's choice between the fight against terrorism and Taliba.
Pakistan is a major force in the fight against terrorism, and has joined forces with the United States and other countries to drive out Taliba, but this move has put it in a difficult situation. Pakistan has always had a close relationship with Taliba and is concerned by the terrorist attacks carried out by Taliba. In the struggle between Pakistan and Taliba, the boundaries of contradictions and coordination have become less and less clear due to the passage of time, which has added new content to the contradictions between the two countries.
Under the banner of fighting terrorism, Pakistan is hesitant. Pakistan is being subverted while demanding cooperation with others, which has put it in a difficult position. The frequent terrorist attacks by Taliba have also caused Pakistan a headache. In times of crisis, Pakistan is faced with a great dilemma of how to choose morality and power.
3. China's position on the situation in the region.
China is a regional power, and it has always been the most important geopolitical force in the world. Against the backdrop of China, Pakistan and Afghanistan in combating terrorism, China has played an irreplaceable role in promoting regional security and promoting regional security. With regard to relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan, China adheres to a balanced, positive and positive attitude and is committed to promoting cooperation among relevant countries in the region in combating terrorism.
Expanding the coveting of the dragon of the East, China has long been geographically making waves. The establishment of the three international cooperative partnerships of China, Pakistan and Afghanistan has provided China with a clear position on regional issues. In the context of the conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan, China adheres to the principle of peaceful development and strengthens cooperation and dialogue to ease regional tensions.
Conclusion. Looking at Pakistan and Afghanistan, the situation is complex, and friction and friction between Pakistan and Pakistan has always been a thorny issue. However, it is precisely in this tempering that China's position and actions in the regional situation become more prominent. On the road of future development, how China should participate in the relations between Central Asia and South Asia and how to promote regional peace and cooperation is a very thought-provoking issue. Perhaps, only through a win-win approach can we resolve this unpredictable war and achieve common prosperity and development.