Why Did Russia Recognize the Taliban? | Sir Ahsan | CSS Platform

Описание: In this lecture, we critically examine some of the most important contemporary international and economic developments, highly relevant for CSS, PMS, PCS, and other competitive exams. The discussion is analytical, exam-oriented, and aligned with current global trends.

Topics covered in this lecture include:

Russia’s official recognition of the Taliban regime (2025):
Security concerns, geopolitical motivations, regional reactions, and global implications.

Will Russia’s move trigger a domino effect?
Regional responses of Iran, Central Asia, Pakistan, China, India, and the Western position on Taliban recognition.

European pressure on Iran and the JCPOA snapback mechanism:
E3 strategy, Iran’s possible responses, nuclear diplomacy, and future prospects of negotiations.

Trump–Zelenskyy–European leaders summit (2025):
Security guarantees for Ukraine, Russia’s response, expert assessments, and implications for the Ukraine war.

India’s diplomacy amid changing great-power dynamics:
India–US relations, Quad politics, China factor, Russia ties, and India’s multi-aligned foreign policy challenges.

Pakistan Economic Survey 2024-25:
Why agriculture emerged as a major loser, crop decline, livestock resilience, climate vulnerabilities, and policy gaps.

Key lessons from the 12-day Iran–Israel war:
Iran’s strategic vulnerabilities, Israel’s military posture, US operational role, and future nuclear diplomacy.

🎯 Why this lecture matters:
This session helps aspirants develop conceptual clarity, analytical depth, and contemporary understanding—essential for Current Affairs, International Relations, Essay, and Interview preparation.

📌 Best for:
CSS / PMS / PCS
IR & Current Affairs -
Essay & interview preparation

📚 A must-watch lecture for understanding contemporary global politics.


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