Bangladesh, Dec. 28 -- The relationship between Pakistan and Afghanistan has plunged to a new low following the recentairstrikes in Afghanistans Paktika province. These attacks, which claimed the lives of 46 people, mark the latest chapter in a long history of mistrust, conflict, and political instability between the two nations. The airstrikes have not only exacerbated existing cross-border tensions but also underscored the intricate web of security, sovereignty, and geopolitical challenges that continue to destabilize the South Asian region. This latest escalation is far more than a mere military confrontation; it reflects the entrenched historical grievances and strategic rivalries that have defined Afghan-Pakistani relations for decad...