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The meaning of India’s ‘wait and watch’ policy on Afghanistan

By Radha Kumar (27 August 2021) – On Thursday, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar briefed the Opposition parties on India’s Afghanistan policy in the wake of the Taliban takeover. The

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