In this episode, we delve into the complex dynamics shaping Afghanistan under Taliban rule. As the country grapples with internal governance challenges and global isolation, we explore how its relationships with neighboring nations—Pakistan, Iran, China, and India—are evolving. We also assess the impact of regional alliances, economic dependencies, and the broader geopolitical stakes involving major global powers. From humanitarian crises to security concerns and shifting diplomatic strategies, this episode provides an in-depth analysis of Afghanistan’s current crossroads and its implications for regional stability and global interests.

About the guest speaker:

Sadiq Amini is a seasoned expert in Public Diplomacy and International Security, with over a decade of experience in U.S. foreign policy and security. He is currently working on expanding an Anti-Taliban Wave aimed at liberating Afghanistan and its women from the Taliban's oppressive rule. In his prior roles, he led policy analysis and outreach initiatives, notably advising on the U.S.-Afghanistan Bilateral Security Agreement. His leadership during Operation Allies Refuge earned him the U.S. Department of State Heroism Award. Sadiq holds advanced degrees in Diplomacy and International Security and serves on the Board of the Immigrant & Refugee Outreach Center (IROC).

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