Pakistan should worry about consequences of Taliban’s success in Afghanistan, former ambassador says. Pakistan was one of the first countries to welcome the Taliban’s return to power in Afghanistan last month, following the collapse of the U.S.-backed civilian government. Now, Islamabad has to worry about some of the consequences of the Taliban’s success next door, former diplomats and political analysts said. The main issue that experts point to is the security risk posed by the domestic terror group Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan, also known as the Pakistani Taliban. “The Pakistani Taliban would like to replicate what happened in Afghanistan in at least the Pashtun areas of Pakistan — so, that’s one problem,” said Husain Haqqani, a former Pakistan ambassador to the US. Pakistan was one of the first countries to welcome the Taliban’s return to power in Afghanistan last month, following the collapse of the US-backed civilian government. Now, Islamabad has to worry about some of the consequences of the Taliban’s success next door, former diplomats and political analysts said.
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