Afghan-British relations

Afghan-British relations have historically been complex, marked by military involvement, diplomatic engagement, and aid. Britain played a key role in Afghanistan’s history, including the 19th-century “Great Game” rivalry and more recent efforts to stabilize the country. In modern times, the UK has provided military support, development aid, and diplomatic dialogue to promote stability and security. While there have been cooperation and shared interests, challenges persist due to regional security issues, political changes, and the impact of conflict. Overall, their relationship reflects a mix of strategic partnership, historical ties, and ongoing efforts to support Afghanistan’s stability.