The killing of 14 civilians in Nagaland in a botched anti-insurgency operation by the Indian Army has. The stalemate continues, with the key unresolved issues being AFSPA, demographic changes due to cross-border migrations, and a separate Naga flag and constitution. Our guests explain why exercising power as the government of Afghanistan is likely to be more challenging for the Taliban than defeating the previous government was. NagalandвЂ™s insurgency is the longest continuous one in IndiaвЂ™s history. The discussion covers questions of formal legal recognition, as well as questions of legitimacy and capacity for governance. Felbab-Brown and Anderson discuss the outlook for the Taliban as they seek to shift from insurgency to governance. Anderson, a visiting fellow in governance studies at Brookings, a senior editor and counsel for Lawfare, and a senior fellow with the National Security Law Program at Columbia Law School. Insurgencies differ in their use of tactics and methods. The weaker of these groups constitutes the вЂinsurgentвЂ™ party, while the stronger is the government. Fundamentally, an insurgency is a civil war characterised by a power asymmetry between belligerent groups. Vanda Felbab-Brown, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and the director of the Initiative on Nonstate Armed Actors at Brookings, and by Scott R. Insurgency is another difficult-to-define concept. In this episode of Horns of a Dilemma, we are joined by Dr. and NATO forces, most of Afghanistan is now under the control of the Taliban. With the fall of President Ashraf GhaniвЂ™s government and the withdrawal of U.S. ItвЂ™s led by Dr Allah Nazar, a former student leader and gynaecologist who is the only high profile Baloch insurgent commander currently fighting on the ground.

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