From GulfNews via Phantom Report
''Afghanistan’s history bears witness to many a proxy war being fought
between great powers and regional players on its dusty battlefields over
centuries. Not surprisingly, that tradition is still being honoured
today. With regional states busy carving out their respective spheres of
influence, it is the Afghans who have to ultimately decide on how best
to maintain a balance and who to extend and develop relations with
nations as the political road map of the country is redrawn once again. A
road map, that cannot be confined to a flat, one-dimensional aspect of
juggling power between the tribal and ethnic groups that are the
fundamental stakeholders, but one that takes into consideration the
regional dimension and the wider international one.''
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