Numerous unresolved issues continue to fuel tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan. These neighbouring countries, both marked by violence, share many characteristics, including Islam, yet have long been engaged in bitter confrontation.
By Emilio Asti
Unfortunately, numerous conflicts are still taking place across the world, several of which no longer attract the attention of international public opinion. The spotlight is currently focused on Iran and Palestine, not forgetting Ukraine, as well as the Strait of Hormuz, an area of particular concern to the West, especially for economic and strategic reasons.
Some of these conflicts could be described as low-intensity conflicts. A typical example is the confrontation between Afghanistan and Pakistan, where periods of intense tension, repeatedly followed by military attacks, have alternated with moments of truce.














































