June 8, 2021
Friendship to all, malice to none (Opinion)
During the nineteenth century, Great Britain was preoccupied with the dubiety that one of the European powers could extend its dominance beyond Europe as well as politically wrecked Islamic Asia. That time, the ruler of Great Britain had an apprehension that Russia’s encroachment target would be its southern part- Afghanistan. And subsequently, it could sustain its marching towards India. As of that time, from British diplomats to military personnel, all perceived that there are two ways to counter the imminent collision- either to accommodate Afghanistan under British rule or give it recognition as a buffer state between Great Britain and
